Worried About Mold? Signs Your House Needs A Mold Inspection

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If you don't see mold growing in your home, you might think you're safe. That's not the case. Mold doesn't always grow out in the open. Mold often hides behind walls and under the carpet. That's why you need to look for other signs. Read the list provided below. If you're dealing with any of the issues described here, it's time to have your house tested for mold.  Your HVAC FIlter Has Mold

22 March 2023

Effectively Reduce Your Landscaping Water Needs

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Water is a precious resource, and it needs to be the responsibility of everyone to ensure that they are smart with the ways that they use water. Unfortunately, irrigating large properties can be a major source of water usage, but there are measures that both businesses and homeowners can take to improve their water usage efficiency. Utilize Smart Irrigation Systems An irrigation system can make it much easier to water large portions of landscaping.

28 June 2022

Environmental Remediation For Brownfields

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Environmental Remediation  Natural environments worldwide have been altered and often seriously harmed by humans. One way this happens is when an area is contaminated by a toxic waste. Luckily, that's not the end of the story. Sometimes the pollutants can be removed and the area can become safe habitat again. The science of environmental remediation serves to remove contaminants from soil and water as well as other helpful measures like brownfield site preparation and general environment clean-ups.

24 May 2017

Saving The Earth While Saving Some Money By Recycling Scrap Metal

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There are many materials that you may just put out for recycling pickup or take to a local landfill without realizing the impact on the environment and your wallet. You can look at the website of a local scrap metal dealer to see current prices for a variety of both metallic and non-metallic materials that you may have sitting in your basement, yard, or recycling bin. Take a moment to check around the house for recyclable materials and head down to a local scrap yard.

27 January 2017

Three Critical Duties That Require A Engineering Geologist

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There are many different engineers in the world. Each type of engineer has a very specific skill set that has been honed by extensive school and work experience. One type of engineer that is an extremely important part of any large scale building project is that of a Engineering Geologist. This type of engineer has had extensive training on a civil engineering side, but has expertise in geology. This article will outline three critical duties that are suited for an engineering geologist.

29 December 2016

How To Prevent The Mold Problems That Often Come With Flooding Or Water Damage

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When water gets into your home due to plumbing problems, flooding, or leaks, one of the risks is mold developing. Quick cleaning, removing moisture, and using the right fungicide products will greatly reduce the likelihood of mold developing in your home after water damage. If you want to prevent mold from developing in your home after water problems, here are some things that will help stop mold in its tracks:

20 December 2016

The Benefits Of Solar Panel Installation On Your Home

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When you are ready to change the energy source in your home, solar panels can be a perfect answer. While the initial installation can be expensive, the savings you receive each month on your energy bills makes up the difference in roughly five years. If you are considering solar panels, it's time to talk with a professional who can discuss your options. Depending on where your roof is facing and the amount of sunlight it gets, will make a difference as to what you can do to provide your home with solar energy.

16 December 2016