What People in Brooklyn, CT and Eastern Connecticut Should Know May in Eastern Connecticut is a beautiful time of year. Trees are in full bloom, the air is warming up, and people are finally spending more time outdoors. But along with the sunshine and spring blossoms,...
April Showers Bring…Mold Risk As spring rains arrive in Connecticut, residents eagerly welcome the warmer weather, blossoming flowers, and greener landscapes. However, the season also brings a hidden hazard: mold growth. The increased rainfall and rising...
Is Your Home Making You Sick? What You Need to Know About Indoor Air and Mold Testing If you or your family members have been experiencing unexplained allergy symptoms, headaches, fatigue, or respiratory issues, you may be wondering: Could my home be making me sick?...
Mold Removal – Two Lies and One Truth We hear lies all of the time. Many times we hear lies that were told to clients by other contractors or even something they “heard on the internet.” LIE 1 – “BLACK Mold is Toxic Mold” There are over 100,000 species of mold. None...
How to Prevent Ice Dams and Protect Your Home Winter’s beauty often comes with hidden dangers for homeowners, and ice dams are a common cold-weather challenge. These frozen ridges form along the edges of your roof, trapping melting snow and causing water to back...
How to Keep Mold Away During the Holidays: Tips for a Healthy Home The holiday season is a time for festive celebrations, cozy gatherings, and decking the halls. However, it’s also a time when hidden mold problems can creep into your home, threatening your holiday...
