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08/26/2025

Do you experience unexplained symptoms like headaches, fatigue, dizziness, or persistent respiratory issues that seem to only occur when you're in a particular building? If these feelings subside once you leave, you might be dealing with Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).

It's a distressing reality for many, and often, the underlying cause goes unaddressed. Have you considered mold as a potential cause?

Mold can silently thrive in hidden spaces within your home or workplace, releasing spores and mycotoxins that can significantly impact indoor air quality and, consequently, your health. For those in Western North Carolina struggling with SBS symptoms, the presence of mold is a serious consideration.

At NoMoldWNC, we understand the profound impact poor indoor air quality can have on well-being. Our compassionate and experienced team specializes in thorough mold inspection and remediation, helping to identify and eliminate this hidden threat. We are dedicated to restoring healthy environments so you and your family can breathe easier and feel better.

If you're experiencing symptoms of SBS and suspect mold could be a factor, please don't hesitate to reach out. We are here to listen and provide professional, empathetic support.

📞 Contact us at 828-624-5682
💻 Learn more at www.nomoldwnc.com
📍 Serving Western North Carolina with care.

08/21/2025

😷 Is Your A/C Blowing Mold?
Mold loves to hide in HVAC systems—coils, drip pans, ductwork—especially in humid places like Western North Carolina.

If your A/C smells musty or you’re noticing allergy-like symptoms, it might be time to pair your HVAC service with a mold inspection.

At NoMoldWNC, we offer dry fog treatment that safely kills mold spores and improves indoor air—no demolition, no harsh chemicals.

📞 Contact us today to learn more. https://www.nomoldwnc.com/

08/18/2025

Summer Allergies or Mold Exposure?

If you're sneezing, congested, or feeling run down this summer, it might not be pollen—it could be mold. Mold exposure can cause a wide range of symptoms that mimic summer allergies or even long COVID. Children and seniors are particularly vulnerable.

If you have these kinds of symptoms, and are worried that mold might be the cause, schedule a free consultation, and maybe get an air quality check and breathe easier this summer.

08/15/2025

📣 Got a Musty Cabin or Lake House?
Seasonal homes are mold magnets—closed up for months, humidity sneaks in, and stale air keeps moisture trapped. 😷

NoMold of Western North Carolina specializes in fast, non-invasive mold removal for vacation homes like yours.

🧼 Just ask the Brooks family from Charlotte—they found mold in their shower and ended up with a mold-free home thanks to our expert team, dry fog system, and thorough cleanup.

✅ No need to rip out walls or floors
✅ Crawlspace sealed, mold eliminated
✅ FREE consultations available now

📞 Call us today to schedule your consultation and take advantage of our summer special for second homes! Call us at 828-439-0917 or visit our website https://www.nomoldwnc.com/

👉 Don’t wait—breathe easier this season.

08/12/2025

Real Estate Season: Don’t Let Mold Kill Your Sale

Summer is a hot season for real estate, but nothing kills a deal faster than a mold report. Whether you’re listing or buying, a mold-free inspection can give you peace of mind and negotiating power. We offer same-week service for realtors and FSBO sellers.

Call us if you need a mold clearance report or action plan before closing.

08/07/2025

🌞 Kids Home for Summer? Make Sure Your Air Is Safe.

Mold doesn’t take a summer break—and it can seriously affect your child’s health.

👃 Asthma, allergies, fatigue, brain fog?
☁️ Mold may be the culprit.

At NoMold of Western North Carolina, our 100% non-toxic mold treatment is safe for children and pets, and it works fast, with no demolition.

📞 Call now to schedule your FREE consultation and enjoy peace of mind all season long. https://www.nomoldwnc.com/

08/06/2025

Protecting Crawlspaces and Basements from Summer Moisture

Crawlspaces and basements are notorious for moisture buildup in the summer months. Warm outside air meeting cooler surfaces can lead to condensation and mold growth. Encapsulation, dehumidification, and improved drainage can help.

Ask us about our trusted partners for waterproofing and encapsulation.

08/04/2025

Summer storms in Western North Carolina bring much-needed rain, but they also bring hidden risks to your home—especially mold. Heavy rain, roof leaks, foundation seepage, and poorly ventilated crawlspaces can create perfect conditions for mold to thrive. Don’t let the storms of summer lead to costly damage. At NoMoldWNC, we offer free consultations to ensure your home is protected and dry.

Schedule your free mold checkup today before the next storm hits.

07/07/2025

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!!
Effective immediately, we are offering a one year, 100% money back guarantee. If we can't get rid of you mold and keep it gone for one year, we will do everything we can to get rid of it -- for free! If we can't, we will cheerfully refund your all the money you have paid us. Look around and see if you can find anyone else who does that -- if you do, let us know!

06/20/2025

Condo Mold Complications

Condos with shared crawlspaces can present significant mold risks and complications due to the shared nature of the structure. Here's what you should know and consider:

⚠️ Why Mold is Common in Shared Crawlspaces

Moisture Intrusion: Crawlspaces are prone to high humidity, poor drainage, or plumbing leaks. These conditions are often due to drainage issues on surrounding land, which are almost always common areas not controlled by the condo owner, but rather by the Homeowners Association, which often contracts with a professional management company.

It can get further complicated by HOA members with interests not in common with the condo owner who has mold in the crawlspace beneath their unit. If only one building in a condo community with 6 buildings has drainage issues causing mold, the owners in the other 5 buildings may not want to share the expense of remediating the problem. This might lead to expensive legal issues.

Limited Access and Oversight: Shared crawlspaces often fall into a maintenance “blind spot,” especially if no one unit owner is directly responsible.

Poor Ventilation or Insulation: Older construction may lack v***r barriers or encapsulation.

Cross-Unit Spread: Mold spores and humidity can migrate between units through shared airspaces, affecting indoor air quality (IAQ) in individual condos.

All of this gets much worse if the HVAC system is located in the crawlspace, which is very often the case.

🏘️ Who is Responsible?

Responsibility often lies with:

The Condo Association or HOA: If the crawlspace is designated as common area in the HOA bylaws.

* Individual Unit Owners: If access or maintenance is tied to specific units (rare in crawlspaces).

Tip: Review the condo's Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) or bylaws. Mold and crawlspace responsibilities should be clearly outlined.

🧰 What to Do if There’s Mold
1. Assess the Crawlspace

Get a professional mold inspection with air and surface sampling.

Look for signs of:

Standing water or high humidity

Mold growth on floor joists or insulation

Musty odors seeping into units

2. Report to HOA

Document the issue with photos, inspection reports, and written notice.

Request remediation under their duty to maintain common areas.

3. Remediation Plan

Should include:

Dry fog or aerosolized treatment for inaccessible spaces (Our Pure Maintenance systems is ideally suited for this.)

Encapsulation of crawlspace (v***r barrier, sealing vents, and dehumidifier installation)

Repair of drainage, plumbing, or insulation issues

4. Ongoing Prevention, including Annual inspections, Humidity monitoring, and Prompt leak repairs

✅ Recommendations for Condo Residents or Buyers

Before buying, ask about:

Past mold or water intrusion issues

Crawlspace encapsulation or inspection history

Also, get a thorough inspection of the crawlspace, surrounding land, and

During ownership, push your HOA to:

Maintain the crawlspace proactively
Promptly remedy drainage issues in common land
Budget for long-term solutions like encapsulation

Notify all unit owners of mold risks and prevention tips

Call now to connect with business.

04/19/2025

Condominiums and townhomes with shared walls can have a real legal problem. The condo owner owns what is contained inside the interior walls. That means the void between two adjoining units is technically owned by neither one, and if mold is growing inside it, what then? It’s likely the responsibility of the homeowners association that owns the common areas. That can become a real can of worms. If a very mold sensitive person lives on one side of that common wall, and the person on the other side doesn’t any issues, then that person and the HOA might both refuse to do anything to help the situation. It might even require to legal action to resolve it. It can also create questions of who is at fault, since this often happens because of a plumbing leak on
one side or the other, but that may be really tough to prove, especially if the leak happened before the current owners got the property. If you live in a condo or a townhouse, and suspect there might be mold inside the shared wall, give us a call.

04/19/2025

A bit of Good Friday philosophy for you: If you're 37... Instead of regretting that you can't wake up age 18 again, pretend to yourself that you're 90 and you've woken up age 37 again, and that you get to magically, wonderfully have the next 50 years again."
That’s kind of like resurrection to a new life, right? (Bonus: you didn’t have to die a horrible death to get it!)