While doing some reading and joining discussions on Linked-in, I came across a book called Asbestos-The Future Risk by Barbara Hadley and Tom Rennell. In the United Kingdom asbestos has been banned but in other countries asbestos is still used. Asbestos is still used...
A customer in Santa Clara called us in to remove a popcorn ceiling that had tested positive for asbestos. She had a great experience working with Gio and we wanted to tell you all about it! Gio first recommended that she have the ceiling tested herself, since she only...
Where there is moisture, there is mold and sometimes it’s hard to know where moisture is lurking in your home. In summer weather, the humidity goes up and so does the potential for mold growth! A dripping faucet probably isn’t going to cause any damage in your home,...
Mold carries health risks for people that we have written about before: “We hear more about “toxic mold” and “black mold” causing terrible health problems and even death, but ordinary mold in ordinary amounts can also cause: Lung...
We came across the Environmental Protection Agency’s chart of asbestos-containing materials this week and will be Tweeting the list over the next couple of days, but it’s the size of the list that is surprising. We work with people to safely...
It may be a gorgeous day here in SoCal (it is!) but we are still in the middle of our rainy season. Climate change has made it rain more than just in February, but February is still a good time to think about why dealing with the mold that comes from dampness is...