Whether it’s a result of a broken pipe, a leaking roof, or a faulty appliance, water is a sneaky culprit that can cause damage, discoloration, and distortion of your wood features. It’s important to recognize the signs of water damage before it wreaks...
A recent study found that the levels of indoor air are often 2 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor air. One of the leading sources of indoor air pollution is volatile organic compounds. This makes testing for them regularly key to ensuring a healthy environment....
You have well water on your property because it’s more accessible where you live. You may even have it because it can be cleaner, fresher, and higher in minerals. Is this always the case? Just over 7 million Americans get sick from waterborne diseases each year....
Americans spend 90% of their time indoors, be it at home, at the office, or a retail outlet. Unfortunately, indoor air can have concentrations of pollutants two to five times higher than that of outdoors. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) can lead to various health...
Did you know there are over 12 different types of mold you can find inside your home? Some can cause infections in people with open wounds and even impair brain function. Others are more common and cause allergic reactions. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to...
