Approximately 50% of American households have mold issues. Exposure to mold in your Nashville home can cause a whole host of health issues, including wheezing, red and itchy eyes, a cough, and in severe cases, fever and shortness of breath. It can be hard to prevent mold growth if you don't know how mold grows
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Household mold is an unsightly and potentially dangerous problem that should be addressed as soon as you spot it. Some varieties of mold spores produce toxic compounds that may cause allergic symptoms such as difficulty breathing, headaches, fatigue, watery eyes, coughing, and wheezing. So, why is mold growing in your Nashville home? Molds play a
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Mold growth is a problem that property owners should resolve immediately. There’s an ongoing discussion on whether professionals are needed or if mold removal is something that the homeowners themselves can do. While a DIY mold removal approach would seem more affordable, it can be a risky process, especially if homeowners do not have extensive
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It’s no doubt that spring brings out the beauty in Tennessee - sunshine, warm temperatures, flowers. But, on the other hand, our warm, humid climate represents two of the three conditions that generate mold growth, particularly in the most mold-prone areas of the house: the crawl space and the attic. So how can you prepare
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The bathroom is one of the places in your home that’s prone to have mold. It’s humid, often gets wet, and has much organic material mold feeds on (fun fact: an estimate that close to 80% of dust is composed of human skin) - these factors create the perfect environment for mold growth. Check the
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Finding mold inside your walls takes your mold problem to a completely different level. Because mold spores are microscopic, a mold infestation inside your wall might not be detected until it’s too late. Rytech Nashville answers your questions on what triggers mold growth inside walls and how to handle this problem. Q: Are molds inside
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