Many older Fort Worth homes sit on pier and beam foundations. You see them in Arlington Heights, Fairmount and Riverside. These homes have crawl spaces, and crawl spaces love moisture.Why do crawl spaces get moldy?Crawl spaces are dark and often damp. Humid summer air flows in through vents.

Few words scare homeowners like black mold. Many people panic when they see a dark spot. Here are the facts in plain language.What is black mold?People use the term for Stachybotrys chartarum. It is a dark green or black mold. It grows on materials that stay wet for a long time, like drywall

Many people are not sure what happens during mold remediation. Knowing the process helps you ask better questions. Here is how a typical job in Fort Worth goes from start to finish.Step one: How do pros find the problem?The crew inspects the home and checks moisture levels. They use meters a

Fort Worth has many beautiful older homes. Places like Ryan Place, Berkeley Place and Mistletoe Heights have houses built nearly a century ago. Age brings charm, but it also brings hidden mold risks.Why do older homes hide mold?Older homes often have pier and beam foundations and plaster wal

Every spring, Fort Worth sees strong storms, hail and heavy rain. Many homeowners notice mold a few weeks later. The two are closely linked.How do spring storms lead to mold?Hail can crack shingles and dent roof vents. Wind can lift flashing around chimneys. Rain then slips inside a little a