Mold and Indoor Air Quality Testing in Glen Carbon
Your home should be a place of comfort and safety, where your family can live
without worrying about hidden hazards. Moisture, mold, and indoor air
pollutants can quietly compromise the air you breathe and the condition of
your property.
Midwest Healthy Home Solutions offers professional
mold and indoor air quality testing for homes in Glen Carbon
and surrounding areas. Our certified experts inspect every corner, identifying
mold, allergens, and airborne contaminants. Call us to schedule an inspection
today to always have cleaner air for your family.
Warning Signs that Molds Might Be Present in Your Home
Mold thrives in homes with water leaks, high humidity, or damp basements.
While it may not be visible at first, it can still impact your property and
your family’s health. Recognizing these early indicators helps you take
necessary steps before minor issues become major problems:
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Musty Smells: Lingering odors may indicate mold behind
walls or floors
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Discolored Surfaces: Spots on walls or ceilings can signal
active mold growth
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Water Leaks: Plumbing or roof leaks create
moisture-friendly conditions for mold
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Past Flooding: Homes with a history of water damage are at
higher risk
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Condensation: Persistent fog or dampness on windows and
walls shows high humidity
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Health Reactions: Sneezing, coughing, or irritated eyes
may be linked to mold exposure
Identify Hidden Mold Before It Becomes a Problem
If your home shows any of the signs mentioned above, schedule our professional
mold inspection service. Hidden mold can quietly spread across surfaces,
affecting your family’s health and damaging your property. Our certified
experts identify all moisture-prone areas, even those not visible to the naked
eye.
We assess moisture levels, detect mold spores, and provide actionable steps to
stop further growth. An inspection with us makes sure both your home’s
structure and indoor air quality are protected.
Professional Mold Testing for Homes
After a home inspection, if we suspect mold, we conduct
mold testing to identify hidden
mold spores in attics, crawl spaces, bathrooms, and behind walls. We use
specialized equipment to determine the presence, type, and extent of mold
contamination, ensuring no affected areas are overlooked.
Our certified technicians provide a detailed report with findings and
recommendations. Homeowners gain a clear understanding of mold issues and the
steps needed to address them effectively, protecting both their property and
their family’s health.
Know What is Compromising Your Indoor Air Quality
At Midwest Healthy Home Solutions, we perform comprehensive
indoor air quality testing for homes
in Glen Carbon and nearby areas. Our certified technicians inspect every room
and use advanced equipment to measure airborne particles, chemical pollutants,
allergens, and mold spores.
We identify potential contamination sources and provide a detailed report of
our findings. This testing uncovers issues and provides actionable insights,
helping homeowners address all risks.
EZ Breathe Ventilation System to Improve Indoor Environment
We provide the
EZ Breathe ventilation system for
homes. It circulates air continuously, pushing damp, polluted air from lower
levels outside and bringing in dry, clean air from upstairs. Common benefits
include:
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Continuous ventilation: Replaces stale, damp air with fresh
air throughout your home
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Allergen reduction: Removes airborne particles that trigger
allergies and respiratory issues
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Humidity control: Lowers indoor humidity to prevent mold
and mildew growth
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Particle removal: Eliminates up to 85% of harmful airborne
particles
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Low maintenance: Operates efficiently with minimal upkeep
Moisture Control Solutions for a Drier, Safer Home
Excess humidity can lead to mold, wood damage, and lingering odors. Our
dehumidification services control moisture
levels throughout your home, safeguarding your property and improving living
conditions.
We also offer
AprilAire dehumidifiers,
high-performance systems designed to quietly maintain optimal moisture levels.
Combined with expert
moisture control, these
solutions help create a safer and healthier living environment.
Waterproofing for Basements and Crawl Spaces
Protect your basement and crawl spaces from water damage with our professional
waterproofing solutions. Our experts evaluate your property, address leaks,
and provide reliable solutions to keep the areas dry and secure. Turn to us
for:
Rely On Trusted Specialists for Mold and Air Quality Testing
Homeowners in Glen Carbon and nearby areas like
Chesterfield,
Belleville, and
Florissant rely on Midwest Healthy Home
Solutions for mold testing, indoor air quality, dehumidification, and basement
waterproofing services.
Known for accuracy, professionalism, and reliable service, we treat every home
as if it were our own. Call or contact us
today to schedule an appointment and take control of your indoor air quality,
moisture, and overall home safety.
844-935-3393
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Mold and Indoor Air Quality Testing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How often should I have my home tested for mold?
It’s recommended to have mold testing every 2–3 years, or promptly after
any water damage or leaks. Regular testing identifies hidden mold early,
preventing structural issues and potential health risks before they
escalate.
Can I perform mold testing myself?
DIY mold testing kits can provide basic results, but they often miss
hidden mold and cannot identify mold types. Our professional inspections
offer precise detection, accurate analysis, and actionable recommendations
for effective remediation and prevention.
Will testing show if my HVAC system is contributing to mold or allergens?
Yes, our professionals inspect HVAC systems, including ducts, vents, and
filters, for mold spores or airborne allergens. This helps determine if
your system is spreading contaminants and provides solutions to improve
indoor air quality.
June 20, 2020 | Glen Carbon, IL
Specific concerns were made in regard to the master bedroom, which is located on the main floor of the home adjacent to the kitchen area.
There were no visible signs of microbial growth of the interior of the home. Mold air samples were taken outside, master bedroom and in the basement. The outside test is done as a comparison knowing that the outdoor sample should be higher than the indoor samples. Readings in both the master bedroom and the basement area were similar in counts which may point to e a different cause to the problem which may relate to new products that are present in the master bedroom like the rug or bedding.
The second test was done using the AirAdvice monitor that provides a 30 minute flash report showing a snap shot that can be used to evaluate items such as the HVAC systems performance to indoor air quality standards relating to health and comfort within the indoor environment. These readings were taken in the master bedroom showing higher level indicators in three categories: particles, chemicals and carbon dioxide. Increasing ventilation within the home is recommended by the EPA to help reduce the above listed sources. Our homes are more energy efficient trapping contaminates within. It was recommended to install an EZ Breathe which increases air exchanges within the home, which is not being accomplished by the HVAC system. The chemical category can indicate new products being introduced into a room, possibly by the rug or bedding. It was recommended to remove the rug and bedding from the room to see if the sensitivity to these products were reduced or if they stayed the same. Other suggestions were to use good quality filters in the HVAC system, servicing the HVAC system and duct cleaning to remove any contaminates. Also, any areas where water damage has occurred should be cleaned and dried properly after a water leak to prevent issues.