Everyone knows that germs cause illness, but most people forget about the other culprits. Among many, the most common causes of allergies and illness also include dust, pollen, and mold. Yes, you read that right – mold. Especially during wet and cold months, mold can wreak havoc on your home and your health, leading to

With the winter season about to settle in, homeowners should be preparing for the side effects. No, we don’t mean the belly aches from Christmas cookies – we’re talking about weather effects on homes and businesses. More specifically, water and mold damage. As the cold, wet weather prepares to take us by storm (pun intended,)

If you own a home, then chances are you know about mildew and mold. After all, nothing is worse than opening a window or checking a closet in the basement only to find it hiding in the shadows. How do you know which is which, though? They are so similar, but mildew and mold do

After looking for warning signs, you’ve discovered mold in your home. Don’t panic, it happens to all of us at some point. In fact, a recent study showed that almost all homes have some level of mold in them at any given time, so you may not have a major problem on your hands.  But

It creeps in quietly, unexpectedly, but mold can cause a huge problem for homeowners. From health issues to damaged items, no homeowner wants to notice those little black or green spots that signify a mold issue. Instead, there are somethings you can do to ensure your home stays mold-free!  What causes mold:  Mold likes warm,

Mold can cause huge problems for home owners. When you find mold in your house, the best thing to do is immediately contact a mold remediation and property restoration specialist, as mold can cause health issues and damage to a home. However, we know what causes mold: a combination of moisture and warmth! If you

Biological and biohazardous clean up can be necessary for a variety of situations in Montana: mold in a residence, the scene of a crime or in a neglected building. Any time there is the chance for living organisms to spread, it is best to call a biohazardous clean up professional to take care of the situation. Here

Homeownership comes with plenty of responsibilities, from mowing the lawn to paying the bills. But sometimes, the responsibilities are unseen ones, like recognizing and removing toxic black mold. Often, black mold grows in areas that are unseen to the human eye — behind wall hangings or shelves, in drywall, under carpeting. Black mold feeds off

How to identify black mold Black mold is one of the biggest fears for any homeowner or renter. Many times, toxic black mold (also known as Stachybotrys chartarum) can hide in places that are unseen for months or years, releasing spores that affect air quality and the health of those living there. Black mold feeds

Mold can grow in almost any place in your home, given the right circumstances. When it’s in an obvious place, such as the bathroom ceiling, you might notice it quickly. However, not every mold growth is obvious. Sometimes, it sneaks in the cracks of a wall or in an attic, where it can go unchecked