Why winter raises mold risk Winter means closed windows, drier outdoor air, and long HVAC run times. Warm, humid indoor air meets cold surfaces (windows, exterior walls, poorly insulated ducts) and condenses, creating damp pockets inside walls, above ceiling tiles, and around supply diffusers. If wet materials are not dried within roughly 24 to 48 […]
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EPA’s Asbestos NESHAP sets work practices that must be followed during demolition and renovation of facilities — institutional, commercial, industrial, public, and most multi-unit residential buildings. There is a limited exemption for residential buildings of four or fewer dwelling units, but that exemption has edges that trip up project managers regularly. If you’re planning a
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Radon is an invisible risk in schools and childcare facilities. Learn what Georgia and South Carolina parents, educators, and facility managers need to know about testing and safety.
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