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1). Mold Q&A: Understanding Mold In Your Home
* How does mold enter a home?
Molds usually enter a home through spores that pass through open doorways, ventilation, windows, heating and air conditioning systems that have outdoor air intakes. The mold spores also attach themselves to humans, animals, shoes, clothing, bags and other objects that are capable of carrying spores.
When spores reach a place of moisture, especially those places where there is excessive moisture, they will attach and grow themselves.
Article tags: mold, toxic mold, mold remediation, mold removal, mildew, fungus, water damage, waterproofing, air purifiers
2). When Your Carpet Gets Flooded?
It happens all of the time. You come home from work to find water running out of your garage or front door. You rush inside to find that your water heater tank has sprung a leak and your entire house is now flooded. As your couch floats by you begin to wonder what to do. This article will give you some information that you need to know if the unthinkable happens to you.
Article tags: carpet, flooring, floors, home improvement, carpeting, water damage, floods, wet
3). Hurricane Katrina And The Impact On Real Estate Prices
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina’s wide path of destruction, the real estate market will be affected perhaps in ways not fully understood or expected. If recent hurricane recovery history holds true there will be several good things to come out of all destruction. Let’s hope so as those who live in the Delta region have suffered immensely.
In September 1989, a strong category 4 hurricane by the name of Hugo made landfall in the Charleston, SC area.
Article tags: real estate, housing market, homeowners insurance, rental rates, hurricane damage, water damage