Archive for June, 2010
6 signs you have a mold problem
One of the scariest aspects of mold is its ability to grow and affect people without them being aware of its presence. However, if you know what to look for, you can spot a mold problem or the proper conditions mold issues.
June 30, 2010
Tags: Advance Mold Remediation, condensation on windows, cracked paint, damp smell, high humidity, indications of mold, indoor condensation, mold testing, musty smell, peeling paint, rusty pipes, signs of a mold problem, signs of mold, wall discoloration, warped wood, yellow wall stains Posted in: Uncategorized 
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Toxic mold suits cost landlords
Calling all landlords! Ignoring mold problems in your properties could cost you millions. Our last post talked about the medical problems common indoor molds can cause. If your tenants suffer from these problems, they can take legal action against you and win.
June 24, 2010
Tags: Advance Mold Remediation, landlord, landlord liability, mold, mold contamination, mold lawsuits, mold remediation, sick building syndrome, tenant lawsuits, toxic mold, toxic mold syndrome Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments
Law Suits Against Landlords Regarding Mold In Tenants
Two Women in Delaware Two women in Delaware were awarded $1.04 million because their landlord failed to fix leaks which led to mold in the residence, as well as claimed health issues as a result. Desert State Claims Rise Even Faster In desert states such as Arizona and New Mexico, the number of mold claims [...]
June 23, 2010
Tags: black mold, landlord, landlord and mold, law suits against landlord, mold, mold damage, mold exposed, mold headaches, mold in tenants, mold inspection, mold law suits rising, mold lung disease, mold skin rashes, toxic mold issues, toxic mold syndrome Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments
Common indoor molds
Mold is everywhere: inside, outside, upstairs, downstairs, in the dark, in the light. Certain types of mold though thrive particularly well in indoor spaces and pose a threat to people occupying these buildings. Let’s run down a few of the most common indoor molds listed on Mold-Info.net that need to be eliminated.
June 20, 2010
Tags: Advance Mold Remediation, Aspergillus, carcinogens, Cladosporium, duct cleaning, ductwork, fungi, fungus, Fusarium, gastrointestinal, harmful molds, humidifier mold, HVAC cleaning, immunosuppressive, indoor molds, irritants, mildew, mold, mold elimination, mold testing, Penicillin, Penicillium, respiratory conditions, Stachybotrys, suppressed immune systems, Water Damage, Water Restoration Posted in: Health Risks No Comments
Avoid a Mold Allergy with these tips!
Summer is here, which unfortunately means, so is mold! These next 3 months are considered the hottest months of the year in Maryland and surrounding seasonal areas. They are going to not only equal pool time, cookouts, vacations and great fun, but they may also include the growth of excess mold.
June 8, 2010
Tags: AAFA, Advance Mold Remediation, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, beyondallergy.com, hot mold, HVAC, Mold Allergy, mold remediation, mold testing, mold tips, summer mold, Water Restoration Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments
Why is a Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification important?
Advanced Mold Remediation is certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration and we think you should know exactly what this is and what it means in terms of the quality, experience and guaranteed satisfaction from accredited professionals.
June 5, 2010
Tags: Advance Mold Remediation, complete remediation services, final clearance testing, HVAC decontamination, IICRC, Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification, Maryland mold remediation, MD water and fire restoration, mold, mold remediation, mold testing, post-remediation report preparation, VA water and fire resotoration, Virginia mold remediation, Water Restoration Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments
Water Restoration
How Can I Repair all that Damage? Water damage cannot only be detrimental to your home but also to your bank account. Restoring a home is done through the following process, first remove all the excess water, drying all equipment and flooring so no further damage will occur during the clean up process. Second it [...]
June 2, 2010
Tags: Excess water, Home Water Damage, How to repair water damage, mold remediation, Remove Moisture, Stop growth of bacteria, Water Damage, Water Damage Clean up, Water Restoration Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments