by Vivian Smith | Aug 16, 2022 | Mold Removal
For some homeowners, the thought of mold growing in their home is their worst nightmare. Unfortunately, these things can happen, especially if there’s a leak or your home floods. If you’re worried about an infestation, learn to identify the signs of mold growth in...
by Ronnie Mixon | Mar 5, 2018 | Crawlspace Repair, Mold Removal, Uncategorized
The weather is warming up, and it’s causing extra moisture and rain. This means that there may soon be mold problems in your home from cracks in the walls, poor ventilation, or improper drainage. Mold is a dangerous problem that can cause health issues and poor...
by Ronnie Mixon | Feb 12, 2018 | Mold Removal, Uncategorized, Waterproofing
Are you being hit hard with the rain? While it may seem annoying now, it can cause even bigger mold removal problems in the future. Mold problems are an unnecessary headache for your family, and that’s why Affordable Foundation and Home Repair has safe and economical...
by Ronnie Mixon | Jan 18, 2018 | Mold Removal, Uncategorized
Mold Soda Blasting Is your crawlspace or attic damp and humid? Have you noticed musty odors in your home? If so, you may have a mold problem. This is a serious issue, as mold spores in any area of your home can infect the air that you and your family breathes. In most...
by Ronnie Mixon | Jan 18, 2018 | Crawlspace Repair, Mold Removal, Uncategorized
Crawlspace Humidity Problems Are you looking for ways to make your home safer and healthier? If so, be sure not to neglect the crawlspace – the air you breathe throughout the home comes from the crawlspace, making proper crawlspace care instrumental for a healthy...
by Ronnie Mixon | Jan 18, 2018 | Crawlspace Repair, Mold Removal, Uncategorized, Waterproofing
Crawlspace Mold in Alabama Have you started to notice a musty odor in your home? Have your allergies become more severe – coughing, watery eyes, sore throat? If so, there could be a crawlspace mold problem in your home. It is not uncommon for mold to grow in Alabama...
