In an effort to conserve energy, today's homes are built "tight". Less outdoor air infiltration does make your home more energy efficient, but it has an unintended side effect: stale air inside the home, stays inside the home.
Mold, like any other organism, must reproduce to survive. The tighter a house is built, the more mold and other pollutants are trapped inside. Spores, mold's reproductive vehicle, are simply distributed through the house with predictable results.
Mold has been linked to allergies and upper respiratory ailments, including coughing and wheezing.
If you suspect you have mold in your home, contact us. Our Indoor Air Quality specialist will listen to your concerns, perform the necessary tests and review the results with you.
Take the first step toward long-term comfort and peace of mind by calling (850) 878-5398 with any questions you may have, or to schedule a mold testing appointment.
