
White Powder on Basement Walls: Efflorescence or Mold?
That white crust on your basement wall is usually efflorescence, not mold. How to tell them apart, what the pattern says about where the water is coming from, and why cleaning it is not the fix.

That white crust on your basement wall is usually efflorescence, not mold. How to tell them apart, what the pattern says about where the water is coming from, and why cleaning it is not the fix.

The EPA says testing visible mold is usually unnecessary, gives a 10 square foot rule, and puts moisture control first. What that means for a Georgia basement or crawl space.

5 Important Facts about Mold and Mold Inspection Atlanta, GA Mold infestations in buildings have the potential to cause notable structural damage as well as health problems. Mold produces allergens, irritants, and potential mycotoxins. These substances can cause health problems such as skin irritation, allergies, wheezing, stuffy nose, coughing, and sneezing among others. Learn more […]