Genus: Cladosporium Species: herbarum (pictured) Cladosporium is another common fungi included on Mold Testing Reports because it is the most frequently occuring fungal species in air. While it does have the capability to produce toxins, they are usually only an issue when found in very high concentrations on wheat fed to animals. Cladosporium is problematic…
Despite trying to hide behind this fun wallpaper pattern, mold was found in another bathroom by this client who called us for testing. If you participate in Spring cleaning, make sure to keep an eye out around your bathrooms, ceilings, kitchen cabinets and windows for discolored areas that could possibly be mold growth. Find something…
Genus: AlternariaSpecies: alternata (pictured) Alternaria is a genus of fungi found predominantly in outdoor air as it is responsible for at least 20% of agriculture crop decomposition. However, if it makes its way inside the home and colonizes, it can become a major allergen and cause hay fever in healthy individuals. Alternaria is also a…
As the weather starts to heat up, don’t forget to check your air handler over to ensure your house stays cool all summer long and to make sure you aren’t circulating mold particles throughout your ducts! Air handlers are another hot spot for mold growth due to increased humidity in the area. At a glance,…
Another beautiful home we had the pleasure of inspecting for microbial growth.. We know that your home is your safe space to relax and decompress, and letting strangers in sometimes isn’t easy, so we appreciate ALL of our customers who allow us the opportunity to ensure the air quality in their home is top notch!…
We performed an Air Quality Assessment in this beautiful home and the customer was gracious enough to sport one of our yard signs. As a small business, we rely greatly on word of mouth and deeply appreciate any and all support from our clients!
Genus: Torula Species: herbarum (pictured) Torula is not as commonly seen in testing, but it prefers to grow on wood items indoors, such as trim pieces, crown molding, and subflooring. It will also grow on wallboard if the conditions are favorable. Torula is most notable for its gray to brown coloring when growing on surfaces.…
