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Mold isn’t just an unsightly nuisance — it can be a serious health hazard and a costly problem if left untreated. Whether you manage a property, own a home, or run a business, understanding how to properly test for and remediate mold is essential to maintaining a safe, healthy environment.
Below are the best practices
Before closing any commercial real estate deal, smart investors know that what’s under the property can be just as important as what’s on it.
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is one of the most critical due diligence steps in any property transaction — helping buyers uncover hidden environmental risks
When disaster strikes, seconds matter — and preparation determines whether your business recovers quickly or faces devastating losses. From hurricanes and floods in Houston and Tampa, to storms and infrastructure failures in Atlanta, to wildfires and earthquakes in Los Angeles, every region faces its own environmental
Most building owners focus on aesthetics, utilities, or energy efficiency — but one invisible factor can impact health, productivity, and property value more than anything else: indoor air quality (IAQ).
From humid summers in Atlanta and Houston to wildfire smoke in Los Angeles and coastal moisture in Tampa, airborne
Mold isn’t just unsightly — it’s a serious health and property risk. For property managers, preventing mold growth is essential to protect tenants, maintain property value, and avoid costly remediation. With proper strategies, monitoring, and proactive maintenance, mold problems can often be prevented before they start
For Property Owners in Atlanta • Los Angeles • Houston • Tampa
Summer storms bring heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of flash floods that can quickly damage commercial and residential properties. In cities like Atlanta, Los Angeles, Houston, and Tampa, where urban development, aging infrastructure, and regional w