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| All homes should be subjected to an environmental inspection. It is the only way homeowners can guarantee that their houses are still safe to live in. | |||
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| Molds are a constant problem of homeowners. All homes have molds in them, both indoors and outdoors. It is the molds found inside that are a major source of concern. Excessive amounts of mold in the home can cause serious health problems for humans and animals. In extreme cases, exposure to high levels leads to death. This is why environmental inspection is necessary. This is the process wherein environmental health officers are called to advice and enforce public health standards. It is these people who will say if the home is safe or not. |
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