no
I do not consider that to be common.
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over 4 years by KingVolcano
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Maybe
There is a possibility that the new construction has attributed to the flooding. However, proving it in court is another issue. Often homes that...
almost 5 years by KingVolcano
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Ugh
Mike, I inspect homes like the one in the pictures on a weekly basis and rarely have anything positive to say about them. Although I cannot be...
almost 5 years by KingVolcano
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Etc.
You can google search the definition of mildew and maybe gain a better understanding of what it is and where it can be found. A current client j...
almost 5 years by KingVolcano
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Mold - Mildew
Mildew is a term that is commonly used incorrectly to describe indoor mold mainly in showers. There is a difference between mold and mildew, howeve...
almost 5 years by KingVolcano
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Mold
Please let me add that mold will not go away when you cure the moisture problem. If you have mold now, it must be killed, otherwise it will continu...
almost 5 years by KingVolcano
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Odd
I guess you should be asking them to state in writing what is a LEGAL definition of a finished basement. I don't think a drywall wall constitutes b...
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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Not Sure
Sorry to post this so late. Concrete has a certain cure time and I do not think just because it is new means it will bond better. If anything I ...
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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Two Sides
The problem usually is not the product, it is application error or improper use of a product. Unfortunately, once the product is in the hands of ap...
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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Not Sure
I'm not sure what exactly you mean by shimmed wood floor. My concerns would be how to build a sturdy floor that would not creak without raising...
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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No
I have never seen a cheap way to level an old floor that was inexpensive that also worked. One of your problems is that the floor is painted, so be...
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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No Idea
I have never seen it done, I do not think that is a good idea.
about 5 years by KingVolcano
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Chlorine Dioxide?
Sure, buy Odorxit...it contains Chlorine Dioxide. Google Chlorine Dioxide and decide if you want to handle it.......
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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WRONG
Reducing odors is not the same as addressing the mold issue. Please people, do not fall for this SPAM. A blanket term of "mold remediation is e...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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Where to Start
I think your first step would be to contact your local Building Department to find out what you will need for building permits and other regulation...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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Right Way
Being in the mold remediation business, I am always asked this question and asked how to "do it right". The answer is, there is no right answer. ...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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Mold Smell
What exactly do you mean by "reduce the mold smell"?
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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Thanks
Thank you for the pictures. I have concern that you may have a mold issue behind your drywall. Any building material that stays wet for more th...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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pictures?
Any chance you could post pictures? I don't think your lines are clogged, I think it is just that the water level is not high enough. Water can...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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Sump
Without seeing the problem, it is hard to tell. Unless something happened to block the water from getting to the pump, I honestly don't think the w...
over 5 years by KingVolcano
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