EPA is Set To Increase The Enforcement of The Lead Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is stepping up its inspections and enforcement of the Lead Rule for renovation, repair and painting (RRP). This article will provide you the details on the increased enforcements of the Lead Rule. The EPA’s Waste and Chemical Enforcement Division is weighting violations more heavily for RRP that is more [...]
February 21, 2012
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How To Resolve Water Damage And Avoid Mold Amplification
Do you know how to avoid mold amplification when it comes to water intrusion or dampness? If you do not, we are here to tell you how to locate and remove it. Read below to get started. Water leaks often originate from roofing and window system failures. You do not notice it until a heavy [...]
December 29, 2011
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Definite Link Between Mold And Asthma
Do you or someone you know suffer from asthma? If yes, then you should be informed about a study that shows there is a strong link between mold and asthma. Read below to learn about the study and how you can protect yourself from mold. The Study  Harvard researchers have announced they have found [...]
December 22, 2011
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How Your Home Can Give You Stachybotrys
Do you know what Stachybotrys is? If you do not, we are here to tell you and how Stachybotrys can get in your blood stream. You can get Stachybotrys from your house. Read below to get informed and learn how to prevent yourself from danger in your own home. What is Stachybotrys? Stachybotrys spores and [...]
December 15, 2011
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Christmas Tree Fire Hazards
The Christmas holiday season is here. This is a time for joy and also a time to take safety precautions. Having a Christmas tree is a fire hazard. Learn about the potential hazards and how you can enhance tree fire prevention. Read below.  Water Your Tree  Make sure you keep your tree watered. Christmas trees [...]
December 9, 2011
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How Better Ventilation Can Give You Big Savings
Do you know how better ventilation can lead to substantial savings for you? If you do not know how, we are here to inform you! Read below to become knowledgeable! A recent study from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory reveals that doubling the amount of ventilation in office buildings can lead to billions of dollars [...]
November 30, 2011
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How to Protect Your Engineered Wood From Fungal Growth
Do you know about the dangers fungal growth can have on your home’s engineered  wood? If you do not know, we are here to inform you! Read below! Fungi are the largest contributors to decomposition. This is a good and bad thing. It is a good thing because they are nutrient recycling for our environment. [...]
November 24, 2011
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How to Find a High Quality Mold Contractor
Do you know what to look for in a Mold Contractor? If you are not sure, we are here to help! Read below for great tips! To find a great mold contractor, start by making sure the contractor is qualified and up to date on the latest protocols. Your contractor should be IICRC certified in [...]
November 8, 2011
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Disaster Restoration: Preventative Steps Against Mold,Water, and Air Ducts
Have you been affected by a recent home disaster? No matter your answer, you need to learn how to take necessary preventative steps and identify serious problems relating to mold, water and air ducts. Read below to get educated! Water and Mold Water leakage, dampness and humidity are all sources that can lead to mold [...]
October 27, 2011
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LEED 2012 : New & Improved?
 There are new details on 2012 version of LEED, a green building program. LEED 2012, updated by the U.S Green Building Council (USGBC), will include updates to the Materials & Resources (MR) credit category. The updates have write-in comments and include changes to the existing LEED credit categories as well as two new credit categories. [...]
October 10, 2011
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