Mold Behind Bathroom Vanity: Hidden Growth You Can’t See You don’t always see mold until something gets Our client’s vanity had a little water damage on the outside — but once it was pulled away from the wall, mold was found growing on the back where moisture had been trapped. Bathrooms are one of the…
Mold in Closets and Stored Items: Why It Happens and What to Watch For Closets are one of the most overlooked areas in a home when it comes to mold growth. Because they’re often closed off, packed with items, and have limited airflow, closets can easily trap moisture — creating the perfect environment for mold…
What looks like “black mold” can be active microbial growth caused by hidden moisture behind the drywall. By the time it becomes visible, the issue has often been there for a while. Surface cleaning alone usually won’t fix the problem—the source of moisture and extent of growth need to be properly identified. If you’re seeing…
Understanding Aspergillus on Mold Testing Reports If you’ve received a mold report and see Aspergillus listed, you’re not alone—this is one of the most commonly identified genera in indoor air and surface samples. What is Aspergillus? Aspergillus is a group of molds made up of hundreds of species found both indoors and outdoors. It naturally…
