Entries by Hailey

Understanding The Benefits Of An Asbestos Survey For Your Home

An asbestos survey is a comprehensive inspection performed to identify the presence and condition of materials that may contain hazardous fibers. This process is essential because older properties throughout New England often feature building materials that pose health risks if they are disturbed during renovations or repairs. Identifying these materials helps you maintain a healthy […]

Key Signs of Asbestos Exposure

Asbestos is a hidden hazard that can still be found in many older homes and buildings. The danger is that exposure often goes unnoticed for years before symptoms appear. Breathing in asbestos fibers can lead to serious health problems, so recognizing early warning signs is important. Here are the key signs of asbestos exposure that […]

The Top 5 Things You Should Know About Mold

As a homeowner, the last thing you want to encounter is mold. But did you know that mold growth may be more common than you’d think? With so many opportunities to encounter these harmful spores, it is more important than ever to understand how exactly mold can affect your home and health. Here, we’ve broken […]

Extreme Humidity Levels and How They Can Affect Your Home

Feeling the heat in New England this summer? If you’ve been struggling with the humidity this summer, you aren’t the only one. In early July, the Globe reported that, “New England is on pace for one of the most humid summers on record […] As climate change continues to warm the atmosphere,” Ken Mahan, a […]

How to Reduce Your Home’s Mold Growth in the Summer

Are you excited for the upcoming summer season? So is your home’s mold. In extremely hot temperatures, with humidity levels over 80%, mold loves to grow. If left unchecked, it could lead to serious damage to your home and various health risks. When trying to reduce or prevent mold growth in your home, here are […]

What to Know About Asbestos Exposure

Over 50% of all homes in the US were built before the 80’s. While many architects argue that these homes were made with more “durable” materials than the kind today, creating the notion that “older homes are better than new homes”, almost all of them were also made with asbestos. Up until the EPA began […]