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Mold Remediation: Should You Paint Over The Mold In Your Home?

Have you noticed mold in your home and want to get rid of it for good? Inhaling mold spores exposes people to numerous respiratory conditions and severe allergic reactions. Therefore, remove the mold as soon as you notice them. But, instead of seeking mold remediation services, you may assume that painting over the mold will eliminate the problem. However, this will only make things worse. This post will explain why you shouldn’t paint over mold and why calling mold remediation professionals is better. Read More»

I moved into my first home about a year before I flooded the basement. How did I flood my basement? Well, that's a long story, but it involves do-it-yourself home improvements and a lack of knowledge. After the basement was flooded, I had to learn a whole lot more about home repair very quickly. I attempted to make the repairs on my own, but quickly realized that I was in way over my head. I contacted a damage repair contractor and had the work done professionally. Although I didn't do the work myself, I learned a lot for the next time I cause my basement to fill with water. Visit my blog to learn what I did.

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