The Benefits of Virginia Deregulating Mold Inspection
Have you heard about Virginia deregulating mold inspection? If you have not heard, Advance Mold Remediation is here to give you all the details you will need to know about how these deregulations could affect you. Read now for details. Recently the Virginia legislature approved Governor Bob McDonnell’s plan to streamline government by eliminating needless [...]
April 26, 2012
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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 to Prevent and Eliminate Mold Growth
Mold removal is crucial to keeping your home and family safe, healthy and comfortable. We are here to help you learn about rot and how to control, remove and prevent mold growth in your home. Mold, mildew, rot and dust mites are very detrimental to your health and those you love. Some health issue concerns [...]
November 3, 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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Asthma Attack: Strong Link Between Mold And Asthma in Children
Are you a parent that has a child with Asthma? If yes, you should know there is a strong link between Mold and Asthma in children. Exposure to mold prior to the age of seven greatly raises your child’s risk of developing a lifetime battle with asthma. What is more alarming is that homes [...]
September 22, 2011
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Recovery: How to Repair a Failed Brick Rain Screen Wall
Have you experienced mold from heavy rain that has saturated the paper-covered gypsum around the units of your ventilator air intake and relief damper? Was it not a small and limited area of growth? Did it take over your home or office? When this happens, you must find the primary source of the excess [...]
September 16, 2011
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Mold Solutions: How to Get Rid of Mold
Have mold in your home or office? We are here to tell you how to get rid of that mold yourself or how to get a professional to do it for you! Mold is not only unattractive to have in your home or office but it is very dangerous. Spores reproducing on counters, walls, [...]
September 2, 2011
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Hiring the Right Mold Removal Contractor
If you feel you may have a mold problem in your home, it is important to hire a well-qualified mold remediation service to deal with the outbreak as soon as possible. Mold, while most is harmless, can trigger serious allergic reactions and health problems, such as respiratory distress. This article from MoldRemovalFacts.com explains the importance [...]
August 26, 2011
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EPA Lead Rule Issue
Until the Environmental Protection Agncy (EPA) approves a reliable lead test (mandated in its own regulations), it will not be able to enforce its Lead: Renovation, Repair and Painting rule (LRRP). This article from Indoor Environment Connections goes into greater detail about the regulation, which went into effect 22 April 2010. The LRRP requires contractors, [...]
August 16, 2011
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