I have been corresponding with ketchen via email. He seems to think his issue may be due to attic ventilation. He is going to block the vents for t...
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To be honest, I do not like an product that forms a cavity which will allow mold growth. There are two different schools of thought in regards to t...
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It may look like mold, but is it?
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Did you have it lab tested?
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I am not a roofing expert, but I always thought you use the baffles in combination with a ridge vent.
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I have heard similar complaints where the company does not stand behind their product and if you have a failure, it is always application error. Th...
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It is always best to apply any of the products to a clean, dry surface. However, you can dry the area using a propane torch, heat gun and sometimes...
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Mike, until you know the source of the moisture, you cannot determine if any product will work.
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There are so many factors that is it very difficult to make a recommendation without seeing the area. You can try to plug the holes with some t...
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You may reach me at kingvolcano@aol.com. I will give you my phone number.
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In your first post you stated the floor was dry and water was not coming from the floor. So, I am confused. Did you check the moisture levels of th...
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I experience this all the time. Contractors with absolutely no formal training addressing mold issues. Bleach is usually not 100% effective on ...
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There has to be a reason for the humidity. Where is the moisture coming from? Are you sure the humidity is at 90%...that is insanely high. What...
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When it comes to humidity, you would be best to have the levels below 50% to avoid mold growth and structural rot. Winter air is by nature not h...
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Is there a problem that needs to be addressed?
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At one point there had to to be water or high humidity issue in the house in order for mold to grow. Unless you know where or how the water/moi...
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If the natural water table is high, there is not much you can do about it.
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Unless the profile of the tile is exaggerated where it will show through the padding and carpet, I don't think you need to skim coat. Depending ...
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Leveling involves a specially designed cementitious product that dries quickly and is sandable. You mix the product with water or a bonding agent, ...
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It could be a number of things, however the two most common substances that are white and fuzzy are Efflorescence and Mold/Hyphae. Put on a latex g...
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