How Does Black Mold Form, and How Can You Prevent It?

You might think that black mold is something that affects other homeowners, not you. Maybe you assume it only affects old buildings or those in serious disrepair. If so, this statistic might surprise you. According to studies, as many as 47% of households in the US...

Long-Term Mold Exposure Symptoms and Risks You Need to Avoid

According to real estate website Ruby Home, mold is common in 47% of residential buildings in the US. About 21% of asthma cases in the country are linked to mold and dampness. Despite this commonality, few people recognize long-term mold exposure symptoms as they...

The Path to Mold Remediation: How to Clean Mold off Walls

Mold is a stealthy toxin that finds its way into our homes, growing quickly in the shadows before it soon takes over. According to Ruby Home, around 47% of households have signs of mold. Unfortunately, excess amounts of mold can cause health problems when not treated...

How to Detect Mold in Your House and Why It Matters

Imagine you notice a strange odor in your home one day that you can't seem to pinpoint. Over the next few months, you begin to develop unfamiliar health issues like a sore throat and chronic cough.Mold can hide in places you wouldn't expect, causing damage before you...

When Is the Best Time to Start Detecting Mold in Your Home?

Mold in the home isn't just an eyesore-it's also a serious health hazard. According to the World Health Organization, around 21% of asthma cases in the United States are linked to mold and dampness. Left undetected, mold can cause respiratory problems, allergies, and...

10 Warning Signs of Mold Toxicity You Shouldn’t Ignore

Nearly half of residential buildings in the United States-47%-show signs of mold. This widespread issue isn't just about property damage; it's also a serious health concern that many people overlook, given that mold toxicity can affect your well-being in ways you...

Home Hazards: Is Mold on Concrete Dangerous?

Concrete is a common material in homes, used for everything from foundations and floors to patios and walls. Its durability and versatility make it a go-to choice for construction, but it's not invincible. Most people aren't aware of this, but mold can grow on...

Protecting Your Home and Health: How to Prevent Mold in Orlando, FL?

Of the 21.8 million people who reported having asthma in the US, 4.6 million are attributable to mold or damp exposure, according to Real Time Lab. Even though mold isn't something anyone wants to think about, it's necessary to be aware of it and take proactive steps...

How to Test for Mold in Air: A Complete Guide

Did you know that Americans spend around 90 percent of their time indoors? Studies reveal that indoor air pollutant levels are two to five times higher than outdoor levels (Source: EPA). Poor indoor air quality can have serious health implications, and one of the...

Detecting Mold: What Does Mold Smell Like in Walls?

According to the University of Central Florida (UCF), the world is home to at least 100,000 described species of fungi, and many more await discovery. Mushrooms are among the most popular, considering many are edible. Then, there are the more infamous molds, which, if...

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Elite Mold Services Learning Center

Welcome to the ELITE Mold Inspection Learning Center. Our Learning Center blog is focused on mold and indoor air quality inspections and other home and safety related subjects. The topics are based on our experience providing mold inspection and testing in and around the Central Florida area.