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A living room with a drywall behind the sofa
Worried about mold behind your drywall? Learn how to spot the signs and when it’s time to call in a professional, plus how to prevent it in the future.
Black mold on ceiling
Learn how to tell black mold from black mildew by their look, location, and texture so you can clean it up yourself or know when to call in a pro.
Attic house construction with asbestos
Discover the cost to remove asbestos siding, including average prices, key cost factors, and tips to help homeowners plan a safe and budget-friendly project.
Modern gray-tiled bathroom with glass shower enclosure, mosaic accent strip, and black countertop vanity
Water damage restoration costs depend on the severity of the problem, the type of water, and the length of time the damage has been occurring.
A spacious white bathroom with a glass shower, a soaking tub, and a wooden plank ceiling with a fan and recessed lighting.
Is your bathroom fan leaking water? We’ll help you figure out the source of the issue and determine how to fix it (or when to call a pro).
A mother and her young child sit on a beige couch, reading a picture book together in a bright, cozy living room.
The cost of asbestos testing varies based on location, property size, test type, and other factors. Here’s a breakdown of the costs to conduct an asbestos survey.
A low-angle shot of a cozy bedroom highlights the plush, light-colored carpet and soft, woven textiles
If your carpet was installed before 1980, you may have asbestos carpet underlay in your home. Learn how to identify the signs, and keep your risk low.
A pile of moldy blankets, pillows, and a teddy bear is shown inside a cardboard box to be disposed.
Mold growth in your home poses a serious risk to your belongings and health. But after mold removal, knowing which items to pitch and which you can keep can be confusing. This guide will help you sort everything out so you know what to save.
A small bathroom with a tub and floral shower curtain, a toilet under a window, and a white vanity.
Figuring out how to spot signs of mold in a house helps you determine the best way to eradicate it safely. Learn more about recognizing signs of mold.
A clean, modern bathroom with a wooden vanity, a large framed mirror, and a double-stacked towel rack with fluffy white towels
Mold is an unwelcome bathroom guest many homeowners deal with. Discover how to get rid of mold in a bathroom with these five DIY solutions.
White farmhouse with wraparound porch, white siding, brick steps, and a manicured green lawn.
There are ways to cover asbestos siding that make it safer, but it is always going to be safest to have a professional company perform the required tests and remove it.
A professional in protective gear cleans mold from a ceiling corner using gloves, a sponge, and a respirator mask.
Mold remediation cost can quickly escalate. But if you have mold in your home, the cost for mold remediation is worth it.