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Have you had a Mold Testing procedure done to your home? |
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Spores are the reason why molds reproduce. These spores are airborne, allowing them to move from one place to another easily with the help of air currents. It is natural to find a small amount of airborne mold in a home. However, more often than not, the amount exceeds that which is healthy for those who occupy the space. |
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| The only way a homeowner can know how much mold is in the air is through Mold Testing, a procedure which measures the air quality in the house. The mold testing contractor will determine if the house is still safe to live in based on the results of the test. |
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