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Customer Review for Mold Remediation Danielle of the Cleveland area wrote: Rick came to out Home was detailed, very clear, and knowledgeable of what we needed done to get rid of our mold. I did a lot of research before
Customer Review for Mold Remediation in Attic Robert of the Cleveland area wrote: Rick came to our home to assess a mold issue in our attic, and provided a very extensive explanation of the nature of our problem and the
Customer Review for Mold Remediation in Basement and House Scott of Solon, Ohio wrote: The team was flexible with our timing needs, professional in communication, and prompt. I was happy with the work, felt confident that the situation was resolved,
Customer Review for Mold Inspection and Mold Removal Kathleen of Northfield, Ohio wrote: The job went very well. Rick first tested for mold in the basement and, in two other parts of the house. Test results came back in about
In the case of hidden mold, what you don’t know CAN hurt you. These tips come from the EPA’s “A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home.” Although much moisture in your home can be handled by the homeowners
These ten things you should know about mold come from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and can be found here. At Dutch’s Mold Inspections & Mold Remediation Services it is not our goal to simply remove mold, but
You may have thought mold inspections, mold removal (or mold remediation) and indoor air quality would stop making headlines by now. After all it was over 40 years ago, in the late 1970’s that the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and
A recent article in the Safety + Health publication discusses Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) issues in the workplace. The Environmental Protection Agency notes that workers may experience adverse health effects from indoor air pollutants soon after exposure – or years
When most people in Cleveland think of air pollution, they think of the factories and big industry that emit harmful toxins into the outdoor air. In fact, most studies show our indoor air has up to 10 times more VOCs
Why does it seem like fears of black mold and its health effects have sky-rocketed over the past decade? Is it justified or just media hype? When is it safe to take care of mold yourself and when should