HOUSTON -- More than two weeks after Harvey flooded the Houston area, some residents are just now getting back into their homes while others are still waiting to get in. Here is some important advice ...

Mold, especially toxic black mold, growth is a big concern after a flood. Experts say even if a home was not flooded, being without power and air conditioning for more than 72 hours can create ...

As climate change leads to increased flooding and more severe freezes, added moisture and humidity means that more homes and businesses are susceptible to mold growth. Mold can lead to a host of ...

A recent study by the Institute of Medicine found that household mold can cause coughing, wheezing and a number of respiratory problems, but said there was no evidence of a link to more serious issues ...

If you have plumbing leaks or water damage, mold is sure to follow. Beyond looking for the obvious, like dripping pipes, also ...

Hurricane Harvey has brought a deluge of threats to the Houston area; among the more serious is mold. Mold can pose a critical challenge to businesses and homeowners who took on floodwaters that may ...

Finding mold in your home is never a happy discovery, especially when unsure if it's a recent infestation or an old issue resurfacing. Given the widely shared concerns about toxic black mold and ...

There are different ways to get rid of, prevent mold damage and stay safe after extensive time away from the workplace where mold keeps forming. Returning to a building after a prolonged shutdown is ...

Warmth, moisture, and plenty of food might sound like the ingredients to a perfect vacation spot, but they're actually the perfect recipe for the growth of mildew and mold. Mold is alive, but it’s not ...

Even with today's construction techniques, most buildings undergo natural wear and eventually need renovation. However, another hazard exists that can cause a building to lose value even before ...