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Indoor Air Pollution
Would you believe that half of buildings in the United States are water damaged leading to the growth of mold and the potential for mold illness? Given that most of us spend significant time in a home and indoor workspace, there’s a good chance you’ve been exposed to water damage and mold.
Indoor air pollution is something every home in America struggles with. Since 1970 homes have been built “tighter” to conserve energy.

Indoor air pollution is a stealthy invader that can compromise the health and comfort of your home without leaving obvious signs. The basement, if unmonitored and unmaintained, can become a breeding ground for pollutants like mold spores, dust mites, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
These pollutants can easily migrate to other areas of the home through the stack effect, a phenomenon where air moves through your house from bottom to top. Although we often focus on outdoor air quality, indoor air pollution is equally, if not more, impactful on our health, leading to respiratory issues, allergies, and other health concerns.
By maintaining a well-sealed and dry basement, you mitigate these risks and contribute to a healthier living environment for everyone in your household.