Mold Guides for Homeowners
Mold is rarely a surprise to the house. It is usually the end of a slow story about water. These guides help homeowners in the St. Louis area read that story before they hire anyone.
Say you notice a musty smell in the basement after a week of storms. Where do you start? What should you touch, and what should you leave alone? What will a fair job cost? The three guides below take those questions one at a time.
They explain cost, the first 48 hours, and how local weather and older houses make mold more likely. They are general information. Your own house may differ, so use them to ask better questions of the independent providers you talk to.
What Changes the Price of Mold Remediation in St. Louis
See what changes the price of mold remediation in St. Louis: size, access, rebuilding and the water source, with typical ranges from Russellyou Mold Help.
What to Do in the First 48 Hours After Finding Mold
A step-by-step checklist for the first 48 hours after you find mold at home in St. Louis: stop the water, protect air, document and get help.
How St. Louis Weather and Older Houses Cause Mold
Cold winters, humid summers, storms and spring flooding all raise mold risk in St. Louis homes. Learn what to watch in basements, attics and older houses.
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