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It's Official! March 2010 was the wettest month on record!
Many parts of MA, RI and southern NH were affected by heavy rains and flooding in the month of March. Many home owners and businesses were ill-prepared to deal with the flooding and suffered much damage.

Even if your home or building was not flooded, water may still have seaped in. Where there is untreated moisture there will be mold.

The best way to determine whether there is the threat of mold, or if mold already exists, is to contact an expert in mold detection and mold testing.

Did you know that toxic mold spores can reproduce at a rate of 10,000 per second?

Mold travels through the air as tiny spores that make their way into the wet regions of a house or building, where they breed. When mold is found, it is best to nip it in the bud without delay because it will spread quickly.

Mold is unsightly, an allergen and an irritant. It may pose serious hazard to one’s health, especially to those individuals with compromised immune systems or who suffer from allergies and asthma.

To eliminate mold, you will first need to find and take care of its source. Finding mold is not always as easy as just stumbling upon the spores as you clean. Mold is generally in dark, deep, wet corners of your home that are not often explored. Sometimes it grows in places that you can't see, like behind wallpaper and drywall.

If you suspect you have mold that is not in plain sight, we advise you to call an expert mold inspector, like us.