Summer Mold Problems? Here’s What You Need to Know If your home smells musty when the AC kicks on—or your allergies seem worse than usual—it may not just be the heat. It could be mold. Summer in Georgia and South Carolina brings sunshine, thunderstorms, and a big humidity spike. That mix of warm temperatures and […]
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Why Understanding the Mold Removal Process Matters Mold isn’t just something gross growing in your bathroom—it’s a real threat to both your health and your home. It spreads quietly in damp places like walls, ceilings, crawlspaces, and HVAC systems. If you’re in Georgia or South Carolina, our hot and humid climate makes homes especially vulnerable.
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So you’re wondering if mold could be causing that musty smell, or maybe someone in the house has been sneezing more than usual—and now you’re thinking about at home mold testing. You’re not alone. DIY mold test kits are easy to find at hardware stores and online. But the big question is:Do they actually work? […]
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Asbestos might sound like something from the past, but its effects can still be very present today. Used extensively in construction and manufacturing throughout the 20th century, asbestos exposure remains a health concern, especially in older homes and buildings. Understanding the symptoms associated with asbestos exposure is crucial for early detection and prevention of serious
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Imagine a gas that’s colorless, odorless, and tasteless—yet it’s the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. That’s radon for you. According to the CDC, radon is responsible for more than 21,000 lung cancer deaths each year in the U.S. What Is Radon? Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by
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Mold is more than just an unsightly nuisance—it can pose serious health risks, especially with prolonged exposure. Whether you’re dealing with a persistent leak or just curious about the potential effects of mold in your home, it’s essential to understand how mold can impact your health over time. What Is Mold, and Why Should You
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If you live in or are buying an older home, you might be wondering:“Does my house have asbestos?” It’s a smart question—and one we get all the time at EnviroPro 360. The truth is, asbestos was used in a ton of building materials back in the day. And unless your home has already been tested
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If your home has a popcorn ceiling, you’ve probably wondered:“Could this stuff have asbestos in it?” It’s a smart question—and you’re not alone. Popcorn ceilings were super popular in the mid-1900s, but many of them were made with asbestos before anyone realized how dangerous it could be. So how do you know if your popcorn
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You’re poking around in your attic and notice something that looks like little gray pebbles or old packing material. Maybe you’re cleaning. Maybe you’re thinking about selling your house or doing some renovations. And then the question hits you:“What is this stuff—and is it dangerous?” Chances are, you might be looking at vermiculite insulation, and
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What Is Considered a High Level of Radon? If your radon test kit shows numbers like 4.0 pCi/L, 6.7 pCi/L, or higher, you might be asking yourself:“Is this dangerous?”“Do I need to leave my house?”“What should I do now?” You’re not alone—and you’re not powerless. A high level of radon isn’t something to ignore, but
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