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"One-third to
one-half of all homes have damp conditions which may result in the
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Sources of moisture giving rise to mold problems include pipe leaks and breaks, faulty HVAC and mechanical systems, leaking windows and roofs, water intrusion through cracks in the basement floor and foundation and any other defects that result in wet or damp building materials. According to the EPA, mold can begin to grow within 48 hours. Therefore, property owners must act quickly to find the source, clean up and dry water-damaged areas immediately to prevent mold growth. The most practical approach to limit mold growth is early detection and prompt resolution of excessive or accumulated moisture. If you can see mold or detect an earthy or musty odor, you can assume you have a moisture problem that must be resolved to achieve a permanent solution to arresting mold growth. Through the following energy saving techniques, the problem of moisture accumulation, condensation, and mold can be addressed and resolved. Healthier Home Solutions
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