With the latest changes to the IICRC S520, has the mold remediation standard lost its relevance? We'll talk about that in this blog.

In this blog, I'll answer some of the questions that I've received since publishing parts 1 and 2 on this topic.

In part 2 of this series, we'll look at a bait and switch risk one takes when hiring a mold remediator to perform mold assessments.

Do nanoparticles in consumer products pose an indoor air quality risk? Let's talk about that.

In this blog, we discuss how the mold assessor/remediator arrangement (discussed in part 1) injures property owners, managers, and insurers.

What does a company mean when they say "Get Your Free Mold Inspection"? Is there such a thing? In this blog, we'll discuss how to avoid the liabilities that come with this scam.

It's important to know what your indoor environmental quality assessor will provide you after the assessment, a recommendation or protocol. In this blog we'll explain the difference between the two and how each may impact you.

When you hear someone say they’re “certified”, what does that mean to you? Well, here in the southeastern United States (U.S.), it has come to mean a lot of different things, many of which have nothing to do with being certified. These scams have hurt a lot of people and businesses, which has led to us writing this blog.

In this blog, we'll discuss the truth about Stachybotrys and its health effects as well as give you some direction on what to do if you think you have a problem in your home or workplace.