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MAY 15, 2025 | MOLD IN YOUR HOME

How to Know If You Have Mold in Your Home (6 Key Signs)

Mold isn't just an unsightly nuisance—it poses serious health risks and can compromise your home's structural integrity. Recognizing the early signs of mold is crucial for timely remediation. Here's how to identify potential mold issues in your home.

1. Persistent Musty Odors

A damp, musty smell, especially in areas like basements or bathrooms, often indicates hidden mold growth. Pro Clean

2. Visible Mold Growth

Mold can appear as black, green, or white patches on walls, ceilings, or other surfaces. It's often found in areas with high humidity or past water damage.

3. Water Damage or Stains

Discoloration, peeling paint, or bubbling wallpaper can signal moisture issues that promote mold growth.

4. Allergy-Like Symptoms

Sneezing, coughing, skin irritation, or worsening asthma symptoms at home may be due to mold exposure. Cleveland Clinic+1Verywell Health+1

5. Condensation and High Humidity

Frequent condensation on windows or pipes and indoor humidity levels above 60% create ideal conditions for mold.

6. Warped or Peeling Surfaces

Moisture behind walls can cause paint or wallpaper to warp, peel, or bubble—common indicators of mold presence. Real Simple.

If you notice any of these signs, don't wait. Contact Sully Construction for a professional mold inspection and ensure your home is safe and healthy.

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