Mold prevention in the Pacific Northwest starts with moisture control. Frequent rain, cooler temperatures, condensation, plumbing leaks, damp basements, and limited ventilation can all create conditions where building materials stay wet longer than they should. A major flood is not required for moisture problems to develop. A slow plumbing leak, repeated window condensation, or poor […]
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Mold can begin growing when excess moisture remains inside a home after a plumbing leak, roof problem, appliance failure, flooding event, or prolonged humidity. It may appear on walls, ceilings, flooring, insulation, cabinets, or other building materials, but it can also develop in concealed areas that are difficult to inspect. Because mold is both a […]