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Are Landlords Responsible for Mold in NJ Rental Properties?
Proposed legislation, such as the Mold Safe Housing Act, aims to protect renters by calling for mandatory mold inspections and reimbursement of relocation costs if remediation requires tenants to move out. However, as of now, the legal landscape remains complex, and tenants may resort to self-help strategies like rent withholding or independent mold cleanup, knowing…
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Why have mold clearance test after mold removal is complete?
Why Mold Is a Serious Threat Mold growth thrives in hidden spaces—behind ceiling tiles, inside air ducts, under flooring, or within moldy porous materials. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), over 50% of buildings in the U.S. report some level of mold infestation. And not all visible mold growth is the full story; mold…
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Biohazard Cleanup: The Process for Safe and Effective Cleaning
Identifying the Contaminated Area When it comes to biohazard remediation, one of the most critical steps is identifying the area or trauma scene. This is not always a straightforward task and requires a trained eye to spot potentially hazardous materials. Even the smallest trace of blood, bodily fluids, or other biohazard materials can be a…
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Preventing Mold Growth in Your Home: Mold Removal Expert Tips
Here are some tips on how you can protect your home from growing mold. With the expertise and guidance of MasterTech professional mold remediation services in New Jersey, you’ll be able to rest easy. Knowing that your family is healthy and safe from any potential health risks associated with environmental factors. Common Causes of Mold…
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Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) And How It Is Affected By Mold
What Is Mold Mold, also known as mildew, is a type of fungus that thrives in warm and damp areas. While mold can be found anywhere, it often takes hold in areas with poor ventilation, like basements and bathrooms. Many people are surprised to learn that there are thousands of species of mold out there.…
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Hoarding Cleanup And Specialized Cleanup Techniques
What Is Hoarding And Hoarding Cleanup Hoarding is an increasingly common mental disorder in today’s society. It is characterized by a person’s persistent difficulty discarding certain items. Even if the items are of no use to them. Some commonly hoarded items can be junk mail, clothes, containers, and even sometimes animals. This disorder can have…
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DIY Mold Removal vs Hiring A Professional
Hiring a professional offers numerous benefits. They will know exactly what type of cleaning agents and techniques work best on different types of molds. A professional will possess all the necessary tools and safety gear needed for mold removal. They will have experience dealing with hazardous materials. They will complete the job quickly so that…
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Mold Infestation And Moisture: Addressing The Source
Mold is a resilient thing, just the smallest amount of water and food and it will grow almost anywhere. That’s why we correct the mold in your home and set up preventative measures. This will ensure that the mold won’t grow back. If you suspect that your home or business has a moisture problem that’s…
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Mold Containment Barriers And Why Professionals Use Them
What is mold? Mold is a type of fungus that grows in damp or wet environments. It reproduces by releasing spores into the air which then land on surfaces and start to develop colonies. These colonies spread as the fungi continue to reproduce and feed off the organic material they are growing on. Common mold…
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Mold Containment And Its Importance In Mold Removal
Have you ever wondered why mold containment is a critical step in the mold removal process? If you’re dealing with a mold issue, understanding the importance of properly containing it before removal is essential. Mold containment refers to the methods and practices used to isolate and prevent the spread of mold during the remediation process.…
