Most indoor air quality (IAQ) problems
can be traced back to a single source:
moisture. Although problems like
radon and asbestos can certainly
cause trouble, moisture in the home
is responsible for the growth of mold
and therefore the vast majority of
health problems related to indoor air.

If you get rid of the moisture, you’ll get rid of the mold. It’s as simple as that.
If you don’t get rid of the moisture, you can assault mold with all the weapons in your arsenal and it won’t do any good. You may win the battle temporarily, but it won’t change the outcome of the war.

Mold in the home or workplace can cause a number of problems. Aesthetically, it can be unsightly, smelly, and damaging to surfaces. More importantly, it can affect the health of everyone in the building, particularly those with asthma, allergies, and other respiratory sensitivities.

View our IAQ FAQ for answers to some
common questions about indoor air quality.

Eagle Indoor Air can help you with a variety of indoor
contaminants that may be tainting the air you breathe:

Mold (including Stachybotrys, or toxic black mold)
Radon
Asbestos
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Other environmental contaminants

If you’re concerned about the quality
of your indoor air, call us today.