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When people think of winter prep, they usually focus on heating systems, pipes, and weather stripping. But there’s one area that gets overlooked until it becomes a major (and expensive) problem: your crawl space. In Augusta and the greater CSRA region, crawl spaces are common and often vulnerable. As temperatures drop and rain increases, so
Is Your Crawl Space Ready for Winter? Moisture Problems That Go U … Read More »
Think radon is only a homeowner’s problem? Think again.Whether you own a home or rent an apartment, radon gas doesn’t discriminate. It seeps through foundations, cracks, pipes, and even sump pumps—silently putting your health at risk. What Is Radon, and Why Should You Care? Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that you can’t see,
Radon Doesn’t Care If You Own or Rent—But You Should Read More »
The Allure of the Air Purifier Walk into any home improvement store or scroll through a wellness blog, and you’ll see sleek air purifiers promising cleaner, healthier air. But if you’ve recently learned about the dangers of radon gas, you may be wondering: Can one of these help me stay safe? Radon is the second
Do Air Purifiers Really Help with Radon—Or Is That Just Hype? Read More »
You finally got the apartment you wanted. Second floor, quiet neighbors, no basement smells—and no radon worries… right? Not so fast. Many renters assume that radon gas only affects people who live in basements or first-floor units. But the truth is, radon doesn’t care where your lease puts you—it can seep into any unit and
Your Upstairs Apartment Isn’t Safe from Radon—Here’s Why Read More »
It’s Been Weeks Since the Leak… So What’s That Smell? Maybe your ceiling finally stopped dripping. The landlord patched the drywall. The bucket is gone. Crisis over, right? Not exactly. Just because the visible leak is gone doesn’t mean the danger is. Water has a sneaky habit of sticking around—in walls, behind baseboards, under floors—and
The Leak’s Long Gone—So Why Does It Still Smell Musty? Read More »
You’ve signed the lease, unpacked the boxes, and started making your new rental feel like home—then you hear about radon. You scroll your lease and come up empty. No mention of radon. Is that… normal? What are your rights? And more importantly, is your home safe? Let’s break down what it means if your lease
The Lease Didn’t Mention Radon—Now What? Read More »
You move into a cozy rental, settle into your new space, and then find out—your home has dangerous levels of radon. Now what? Can you break your lease? Can your landlord be held responsible? Let’s break down what you need to know if you’re renting in Georgia or South Carolina and just discovered high radon […]
Can I Break My Lease Over High Radon Levels? What Renters in Geor … Read More »
Did you sign a lease without ever hearing the word “radon”?You’re not alone. Most rental agreements don’t mention it—and that’s a problem. Radon is a silent, odorless gas that’s the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. It could be seeping into your apartment or house right now… and you wouldn’t know. So
Your Lease Doesn’t Mention Radon—But Should It? Read More »
When you think of mold in your home, you probably picture a damp bathroom or a basement corner. But two of the most common hiding spots are often overlooked: the attic and the crawl space. Because these areas are out of sight, mold can grow unnoticed for months—or even years. Let’s break down why they’re
Is Mold Lurking in Your Attic or Crawl Space? Read More »
You’re ready to sell your home. The paperwork is lined up, the realtor is on board, and then—mold shows up on the inspection report. What happens now? Can you still sell your home, or will mold stop the deal cold? Let’s break down what homeowners in Georgia and South Carolina need to know. Disclosure Laws
Can You Sell a House With Mold? Read More »
