Mold Knowledge Base

You should use a NADCA certified duct cleaner that cleans under negative pressure so they don’t do damage to the rest of the home. Be prepared to clean the house after, just to

It essentially makes it more resistant to water damage and mold growth. Mold can still grow on it, but the wood is more resistant to the fungi. This process isn’t a silver bullet

My company HomeCleanse does not clean vents. My advice would go to NADCA.com and use their tool to find a certified contractor in your area.

The answer to this is yes, absolutely. Mold spores are everywhere—inside and outside. As microscopic particles, spores float wherever the wind current takes them. That could lead them into a forest, your backyard, or

I personally use Redgard in my bathroom. The fiberglass in the product helps protect your shower like sealant used in the bottom of a boat. Nothing will get behind it! It bonds straight