If you have experienced this smell, look for signs of moisture in the area. It may just be a wet towel stuffed in the corner and forgotten. Or it may be something bigger. If you can not find the problem, call someone who has knowledge of this problem. Many of us will do it at no charge to you. Doesn't hurt to know what the problem is.
Showing posts with label mold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mold. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
"It Just Smells Musty And Damp In There"
Sometimes you can just smell the moisture in the room. Kind of like a load of wash that sits in the washer for too long before drying. In your home, that smell may be a sign of water damage that you are not yet aware of.
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Cameron Park,
dry rot,
mildew,
mold,
Placerville,
water damage
Monday, April 26, 2010
Saving Your Property From Dry Rot And Water Damages
Checking the fascia boards on your home or apartment can be an early indicator of dry rot beginning to appear in the structure. Visual inspections can be done. Look to see if the wood has lost it's original shape. Is the surface irregular, pieces of wood failing? Regular painting of the wood surface will help to shed the water from the wood, extending the life of the wood.
Dry rot and water damage is not good, and delay in repairs can be costly. Good maintenance of the building materials is the best solution in the prevention of dry rot and water damage. Ask a local contractor who specializes in these type of issues for their recommendations and suggestions.
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dry rot,
mold,
water damage
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Preventing Mold and Mildew in Placerville
As we get into the spring weather and the weather is getting warmer, we will begin to see mold and mildew appearing as a result of moisture for the winter season. Here is an article that may help in preventing this from happening in your home. If you feel that you need a qualified contractor to look at your situation, feel free to contact us.
Oh, if you are worried about this mold thing, here are some common mold myths that may help you.
http://www.moldfacts.org/story.php?title=Common_Mold_Myths
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Cameron Park,
dry rot,
general contractor,
mildew,
mold,
Tromler Construction,
water damage
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