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I Think I Have Mold, Now What?
The short answer: If you see or smell mold, find and stop the water source, keep the area dry, and try not to disturb it. Then call a licensed mold inspector. A mold inspection finds out what is going on and puts it in writing. It does not remove the mold. Removal, called remediation, is a separate job done by a different company. Finding a dark spot on the ceiling, or catching a musty smell you cannot explain, is stressful. The good news is that you do not have to guess what
Les Hanna
4 days ago7 min read


Why Your Home Feels Stuffy (and What a CO2 Reading Can Tell You)
Does your home feel stuffy even though it looks spotless? Tight homes can hold stale air. See what CO2 readings from our mold inspections show and simple ways to bring in fresh air.
Les Hanna
Oct 152 min read


Anatomy of a Real Mold Assessment: A St. Johns County Case File
They called us about a flooded closet. A licensed Florida mold assessor walks through a real St. Johns County inspection step by step — the visual walkthrough, moisture mapping, taking the air handler apart, the lab results, and what the report actually concluded.
Les Hanna
Aug 229 min read


Mold Assessment vs. Remediation in Florida: Two Separate Jobs, One Clean Result
That’s the practical value of an independent assessment: you get a diagnosis and a final sign-off from someone whose only product is an honest answer.
Les Hanna
Aug 69 min read


Top 5 Signs of Mold in Your Home
Mold rarely announces itself. Here are the five signs Northeast Florida homeowners notice first, what each one usually means, and when it's worth having someone look properly rather than guessing.
Les Hanna
Aug 20, 20244 min read
Plain-language guides for buyers and agents. No scare tactics.
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