Tag: Mold remediation

A person using their garden gloves to remove dirt and debris from gutters, a crucial step in spring preparation

Preparing Your Property For Spring’s Challenges

Written by Casey Shearns on March 2, 2025. Posted in Blog, Tips and Advice.

As a homeowner, the number one thing that you want to avoid having to deal with is property damage. The most unfortunate thing about this is that each season comes with its own unique set of challenges for avoiding destruction. Especially if you live in an area that feels the brunt of the four seasons, there’s no time of year when you can afford to not be prepared! With the spring season fast approaching, ensuring that you’re ready for the difficulties it can bring can help you avoid costly...

Mold growing in the corner of a bathtub shower

The Most Common Locations For Home Mold Growth

Written by Casey Shearns on May 2, 2024. Posted in Blog.

Out of all of the problems that homeowners would want to deal with, we’re willing to bet mold growth isn’t high on the list! Especially since it is one of the world’s most common allergens, it’s not to be taken lightly. It can even cause structural issues if it is allowed to spread! The best way to avoid any of the problems associated with mold growth is through prevention. Knowledge is key for this purpose, so you should have an idea of where mold most commonly grows. We’ll give you a guide...

What Are Mold Spores?

Written by Casey Shearns on April 20, 2023. Posted in Blog.

When it comes to the biggest issues you face as a homeowner, the problem of mold growth may arguably be the biggest. It’s one of the most common allergens out there, and even if you aren’t allergic to it, mold can still be detrimental to your overall health! The best way to stop the spread of mold is by preventing it from growing in the first place. This requires an understanding of how mold thrives and forms in the first place. Mold spores play a big role in their development, but what...

A young woman looks under her kitchen sink in horror as she finds mold growing in the white cabinets below it

The Homeowner’s Guide To Springtime Mold

Written by Casey Shearns on April 3, 2023. Posted in Blog.

If you were to ask homeowners what problem they feared the most, many of them would likely point to mold growth. After all, mold can be extremely dangerous! Many people are allergic to it, which can cause respiratory problems regardless of tolerance. This is why trying to prevent mold growth throughout the year is important. As spring gets into full swing, the opportunities for mold growth become much more abundant. We give you a guide to springtime mold and how to prevent its spread...

A woman looks shocked as she notices mold on the corner of the white wall in front of her

How To Tell If You Have A Mold Problem Without Seeing It

Written by Casey Shearns on March 6, 2023. Posted in Blog.

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A woman puts her hand on her head as she gazes up at the corner of the wall in front of her. You can see mold growing from the ceiling and wall in front of her.

Preventing Mold Growth After Water Damage And Flooding

Written by Casey Shearns on August 16, 2022. Posted in Blog, Water Damage.

Any moisture that enters your home is never a good time. Water damage can lead to mold, mildew, and even structural damage. This is especially paramount if you live in a location that experiences all four seasons. Mold needs four things to grow. MoistureFood (starch or sugar)Temperature (Usually between 41-104 degrees)Oxygen Steps to Preventing Mold Whether moisture came from a recent storm that left you flooded or a leaking pipe, it will have the necessary elements to grow mold...

A closeup of a corner of a white windowsill. Along the bottom and sides of the sill, you can see green mold in spots and patches.

The Homeowner’s Guide to Summertime Mold

Written by Casey Shearns on May 18, 2022. Posted in Blog, Mold, Mold Remediation.

Summertime is mold’s most popular breeding season; humidity is a key ingredient for it to thrive. This means that rising humidity can lead to increased risk of mold growing in your home. Seeing mold in your home can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare; luckily, there are ways to prevent and control mold growth from happening in your home. Follow along for a guide to summertime mold growth by the mold remediation experts at Soil-Away! Where to Look for Mold During the summer, mold...

Basement Mold Remediation

Written by jsolloway on December 11, 2020. Posted in Blog, Mold.

Moisture-prone areas and limited sunlight make optimal conditions for mold growth. These conditions are often seen in basements, where mold can easily grow and thrive in dark corners unnoticed. Once discovered, it is important that the mold is removed, taking into consideration your health and the spread of the spores through the air during the process. A company experienced in mold remediation can ensure that this is done properly.

Doctor’s Office Receives Mold Remediation – Manchester, NH

Who Is the Best Mold Removal Company?

Written by jsolloway on November 13, 2020. Posted in Blog, Mold.

When hiring a mold removal company, it is critical that you choose a company with experience, the right equipment and proper insurance. Mold remediation can be a complicated process, depending on the type of mold and extent of its growth. A mold remediation company, like the mold removal experts at Soil-Away, understands the best way to remove all of the mold and its accompanying spores. This will ensure that the mold is removed entirely and is not spread to other areas...

Mold Remediation Specialist

Written by jsolloway on June 12, 2020. Posted in Blog, Mold.

Growing in a home or business, mold is much more than an eyesore or an indication that a good cleaning is needed. While most types of mold are more of a nuisance, this can be an indicator of a water problem. Some molds can even be detrimental to a person’s health, particularly when the spores are airborne and breathed in. Regardless of the type of mold, it is important to fully remove it and cautions must be taken to ensure that the mold spores do not carry through the air to other parts...

How Do I Clean Up Mold?

Written by jsolloway on March 20, 2020. Posted in Blog, Mold.

Borax, a white powder that can be found in with laundry detergent is a good option for DIY mold removal. Mix the borax powder with one gallon of hot water. You can then apply the mixture to the area, scrubbing until the mold disappears. The borax does not need to be rinsed off, as the residual will act as a deterrent to keep the mold from reappearing. Other substances that can treat mold include baking soda, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide. Make sure areas are properly dried so that...

Who Should I Hire to Remove Mold from My Attic?

Written by jsolloway on February 14, 2020. Posted in Blog, Mold.

When hiring a company to remove mold from your attic, you should find a company that is affordable, reputable, and has experienced technicians. Serious mold removal is not typically a do-it-yourself job. Anticipate investing time and money into getting rid of the mold and bringing your house back to its pre-mold state. Choosing the wrong company can negatively impact your property and cause mold to spread. The more mold cross-contaminates your space, the greater you...

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04:28 15 Jul 22

Since day one, I’ve known the owner, Jack, to be a hard-working and selfless leader. Through the efforts of him and his team, he was able to restore my flooded restaurant to tip-top shape. I was amazed with Jack’s orderliness throughout the entire process. Jack has proven to me that he is trustworthy, as both a friend and an individual in the work environment.

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21:17 07 Jul 22

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13:49 15 May 22

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Sarah Grugnale

16:02 14 Jan 22

Joe and Tommy were amazing to deal with, they kept us updated every step of the process. They were punctual and hard working, answering all of our questions that we had. Everything was done as promised and even above and beyond. A great experience from start to finish.

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