NuTech Mold and Water Services

05/07/2025

If you like the science end of this ...

ObjectivesMany studies have shown consistent associations between evident indoor dampness or mold and respiratory or allergic health effects, but causal links remain unclear. Findings on measured microbiologic factors have received little review. We conducted an updated, comprehensive review on thes...

05/06/2025

https://www.sinusitiswellness.com/addressing-lyme-mold-and-toxic-burden-for-conception-pregnancy-and-beyond/

Addressing Lyme, Mold, and Toxic Burden for Conception, Pregnancy and Beyond by Beth Arnold, Independent Birth and Delivery Nurse, and Wellness Coach I can remember saying to my husband about 7 months ago, “I really don't think we will conceive again because of my toxic burdens

04/21/2025

Hopefully this will get more research done into how Mold really is affecting people's health.

The HHR secretary is leading the conversation about growing autism rates.

02/25/2025

Here's some great information to keep handy for anyone with future plans for their basement!!

Renovating a basement is a great way to make use of the unused space, but these five renovation mistakes can cost you in the long run.

02/19/2025

All of this rain we have had lately made me think we could all use a few reminders!!

Things to remember after water or flood damage to your home
By: Nutech Mold & Water, LLC
If you are dealing with some flooding issues to your home from the recent storms there are few things to keep in mind. Many times, the most harmful damage occurs after the rains have stopped. Although water cause major damage some of the most costly and harmful remain hidden from view. Often this damage will not manifest itself until days or weeks after the water has been removed. The damage is from mold and harmful bacteria. This damage is stealth and often remains hidden from view.
Although homeowners may remove excess water form areas and think the areas are dry enough moisture remains to harbor the growth of mold. It only takes a minor amount of moisture start microbial growth. If carpet was saturated a shop vacuum will not remove enough of the excess moisture. A professional extraction is required to pull as much water as possible from the carpet and pad. If the carpet is on a concrete slab if become very difficult to remove the moisture from the concrete. Most times it would include removing the carpet pad. Then professional dehumidifiers and air movers should run for multiple days and drying progress monitored with moisture meters. Moisture will percolate up through a concrete slab for days after being wet. If you did not have a professional mitigation company dry your home, you need to be alert for lingering issues.
The first sign would be a sour or musty odor. This will be the earliest sign of possible microbial growth. It is very common for this to occur a week or 10 days after the area was thought to be dry. There can be mold growing on the wooden tack strips, under the carpet pad, behind the base molding, and drywall.
We have attached a link for an article “10 Tips to Avoid Structural Mold From Flooding”. https://global.healthyindoors.com/c/word-on-the-street/10-tips-to-avoid-structural-mold-from-flooding If perhaps some of these steps were not followed completely be more on guard looking for signs of mold growth. We at NuTech Mold & Water offer testing and inspections for possible mold infestation. Contact our office to schedule an appointment and we will be glad to review your individual situation.

02/14/2025

Do YOU know the humidity level in your home??

Experts have long recommended maintaining indoor relative humidity between 40% to 60%.

01/27/2025

Considering how many shower issues we get called out on, lets share some info for yall on this critical leak prone area.

If you're planning to tile your shower, one common mistake can lead to serious headaches and necessitate costly repairs. Find out what it is.

01/07/2025

This is a good article to share with home owners. The VERY first one is right up our alley!

You probably already have a home maintenance checklist: Replace the furnace filter each season, shut off water spigots before winter, clean the gutters, etc. That's a good start, but there are jobs that homeowners often forget about, or don't even know about. Here are some important home maintenance...

01/06/2025

Since we have the cold temperatures ahead here are a few tips for everyone to AVOID frozen pipes!

1. Exterior Hoses - Make sure to disconnect them. If you can shut the water off to the external spigot and then be sure to DRAIN the excess water out.

2. Interior Pipes - When cabinets are against exterior walls, you can open the cabinet doors to make sure heat from inside gets into the cabinets.

3. HVAC in the attic - Keep an eye on the condensation pump and line as water in the line can freeze and stop any further water from getting out.

4. Vacation - If you are leaving the house, it is best to simply turn the water OFF to the house.

You can always email us if you have any questions!

12/10/2024

I saw this over in Egypt at King Tuts tomb. Thought it was interesting that to preserve the dead guy, they are worried about air quality!!

12/09/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky0dH0KlLh8

This is actually really important. Most doctors are only taught to look at symptoms and most of the time do not have an underlying cause. I would advise that everyone watch this.

If your doctor said, “You need brain surgery…” Would you ask the right questions? (AJ did - and it saved his life.)AJ Callegan spent years trapped in a healt...

10/08/2024

Things to remember after water or flood damage to your home

By: NuTech Mold and Water Services LLC

If you are dealing with some flooding issues to your home from the recent storms there are few things to keep in mind. Many times, the most harmful damage occurs after the rains have stopped. Although water can cause major damage, some of the most costly and harmful damages remain hidden from view. Often this type of damage will not manifest itself until days or weeks after the water has been removed. This damage is from mold and harmful bacteria.; it is stealthy and often remains hidden from view.

Although homeowners may remove excess water from areas and think the areas are dry enough, moisture remains and harbors the growth of mold. It only takes a minor amount of moisture to start microbial growth. If carpet was saturated, a shop vacuum will not remove enough of the excess moisture. A professional extraction is required to pull as much water as possible from the carpet and pad. If the carpet is on a concrete slab, it become very difficult to remove the moisture from the concrete. Most times it would include removing the carpet pad. Then professional dehumidifiers and air movers should run for multiple days and the drying progress should be monitored with moisture meters. Moisture will percolate up through a concrete slab for days after being wet. If you did not have a professional mitigation company dry your home, you need to be alert for lingering issues.

The first sign would be a sour or musty odor. This will be the earliest sign of possible microbial growth. It is very common for this to occur a week to 10 days after the area was thought to be dry. There can be mold growing on the wooden tack strips, under the carpet pad, behind the base molding, and/or the drywall.

We have attached a link for an article “10 Tips to Avoid Structural Mold From Flooding”. https://global.healthyindoors.com/c/word-on-the-street/10-tips-to-avoid-structural-mold-from-flooding If perhaps some of these steps were not followed completely, be more on guard looking for signs of mold growth. We at NuTech Mold & Water offer testing and inspections for possible mold infestation. Contact our office to schedule an appointment and we will be glad to review your individual situation.

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