Articles Tagged with ''mold contamination''

This week for our weekly How-To’s powered by KnowHow, we learn how to perform initial inspection for mold remediation.

A proper mold swab test can help detect this “silent invader.”

Brett Sallee gives us knowledge on removal methods regarding mold and mycotoxins. 

EPA designates September as a time to increase awareness of the threat to indoor air quality.

Fast-growing firm introduces new products aimed at improving the home environment.

Connecticut Mold now offers services in four markets.

Michael Pinto, CSP, CMP, RTPE, discusses mold sensitivity, mycotoxins, demand for mold remediation contractors who can properly serve mold-sensitive customers and what makes these projects unique.

The purpose of this discussion is to revisit the notion of a spore trap “Clearance Criteria,” and discuss what such a standard is and why it can be useful to everyone involved in a mold remediation project. Because of the turnover of professionals in the industry over the last 20 years, we will focus on a long-established spore trap post-work verification criterion as a teaching example.

For this R&R Roundtable, we asked four mold remediation professionals – Rachel Adams, Mark Cornelius, Cliff Grost and Jim Pearson – the same seven questions on topics including top tools, safety precautions, memorable projects and future predictions.