What works best for humidity, mold and air quality in Northeast Florida Look at your thermostat and you will probably see a small switch labeled Auto and On. It looks minor, but in Northeast Florida it can affect how humid your home feels. Humidity matters because mold grows where moisture lingers. The short answer When your air conditioner is cooling, set the fan to Auto. What the two settings do Auto: the fan runs only while the air conditioner is actively cooling. On: the

If your A/C runs all day and the house still feels sticky, the river probably isn't the problem. Here are the real causes and what to fix first.

A bathroom fan that's too small — or vented straight into the attic — quietly feeds mold in humid Northeast Florida homes. Here's how to tell yours isn't keeping up, how to size one correctly, and the venting mistake we find most often on inspections.

Granules in the gutter are normal for a while, and then they aren't. Here's how to tell ordinary shedding from the kind that means your roof is near the end, and what it changes for insurance and repairs.

A missing cover plate looks like nothing, and it's one of the most common electrical items we flag. Here's what those covers actually do, when a missing one is a two-dollar fix, and when it's a real red flag.

A clogged dryer vent is a fire hazard, and it quietly costs you money on every load. Here's why it matters, the warning signs to watch for, how often to clean it, and the vent setup problems we find on Northeast Florida inspections.

Seeing winged insects around your windows in spring? In North Florida that's often a termite swarm, not flying ants. Here's how to tell the difference, what a swarm near your house actually means, and the steps that keep termites out.