Mold on Copper Pipes

Last week we saw mold can still grow on treated wood if the conditions are right. Well, what about copper pipes?? Both are common building materials found in many homes. Read on for the answer! Mold generally does not grow directly on copper pipes because copper has antimicrobial properties that inhibit mold and bacterial growth.…

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Mold Growth on Treated Wood

Can mold grow on treated wood??? As shown in the photo, yes, mold can grow on treated wood under certain conditions. While treated wood is generally resistant to rot and insect damage, it isn’t entirely mold-proof. Mold needs moisture, warmth, and a food source (organic material) to grow. If treated wood is exposed to consistent…

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More IR Scans

Another great thing about IR scans… they can help you tell which direction the moisture is coming from! Is it traveling down the wall from a roof leak or seeping up from the floor from a pipe leak? For this client, we were able to detect that moisture was seeping upward from the carpet holding…

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Can YOU Spot the Mold??

Can YOU spot the mold?? This is a great example of mold growth starting within a water stain. If you suspect mold in your home, give us a call at 813-924-4721 to schedule your Mold Assessment! Enviro-Hazard Testing Inc is a woman owned, local company proudly servicing Mount Dora, The Villages, Clermont and more. #moldtesting#moldremediation#moldillness#mold#airquality#AirQualityMatters#mountdora#eustis#tavares#tricityflorida#lakecounty#floridaliving#clermontfl#TheVillages#hurricaneseason#hurricanemoldinspection#MoldAssessment#airhandler#hvacmold

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FEMA & Mold Remediation

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) does not typically cover mold damage as a standalone issue, but there are specific circumstances where they may help: FEMA’s Role in Mold Remediation: What FEMA Doesn’t Cover: Read more about the topic directly from FEMA’s website below! https://www.fema.gov/node/damage-mold-covered

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