Believe it or not, the new year is right around the corner. We’ve been working hard to give you valuable content through our blog this year in hopes to help you understand mold and make the process of dealing with it as easy as possible. We are looking forward to 2018 and bringing you more valuable content with more blogs! For now, let’s look back at our top 5 most viewed blog posts of 2017. Share with us which blog post was your favorite by heading to our facebook page!
1.NYS Licensed Mold Assessor Responsibilities
Finding mold in your home or place of work can leave you asking yourself many questions, among the first is “who do I call?”. Many business or homeowners find themselves going online for help and even after help from Google may have questions about the new legalities revolving mold assessment, inspection, and remediation that went into place on January 1st, 2016.
Its finally Spring and we know you’d rather be out enjoying all that April has to offer than sitting inside on your computer. We’ll keep this one short and sweet, read on for our top 10 mold facts!
3.Providing a Healthy Environment for our Children
A new report released by the World Health Organization (WHO) recently found that unhealthy environments greatly impact the health of young children under the age of 5. This report is the second edition of Inheriting a Sustainable World? Atlas on Children’s Health and the Environment. What the main message that is emerging basically states, is that we can prevent these deaths through providing a healthier environment for our children!
4. NYS Licensed Mold Assessors: What You Should Know
You may have already heard the buzz, as of January 1st, 2016; there are new rules in New York State on Mold Assessment and Remediation. Here are the top three things you should know about the changes.
5. What training is required of my Licensed Mold Assessor?
Any person who qualifies themselves as an NYS Licensed Mold Assessor must go through training in order to obtain their license. We’ve been asked by our customers what is required and why we must go through this training. Here is a quick glimpse into what is required for NYS Licensed Mold Assessors to obtain their license.
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