Can Mold Cause Hair Loss?

July 3, 2023|

We know that mold exposure can have long-lasting health effects like severe allergies, bronchial infections, and chronic lung or sinus infections. But hair loss? Yes. Find out more in our latest blog.

How to Choose A Mold Company

June 2, 2023|

Finding a reliable mold removal specialist can be intimidating. A mold problem is scary enough on its own, but with the amount of mold removal specialists found online, how does someone choose the right one? TCB EnviroCorp is here to help!

Mold On Windowsills

May 1, 2023|

Mold are microscopic fungi that grow with ease in moist and dusty conditions. They are mostly present in bathrooms, under kitchen sinks, in areas where water has leaked into walls or floors, and in wet insulated areas. Sometimes mold also grows on window sills.

Can I Paint Over Mold ?

April 3, 2023|

Mold and mycotoxins can have a severe impact on your health. It has the potential to cause respiratory issues, skin irritation, and other serious health problems.

Dangers of Hidden Mold

March 1, 2023|

Amie Skilton from Australia was 37 years old when she moved into an apartment with her now-husband. She was perfectly healthy: she traveled around the country giving keynote speeches, did “fun runs”, and worked as a naturopath and nutritionist.

FAQs About Mold

February 2, 2023|

When it comes to mold, there’s a lot of information out there, but that doesn’t mean that it is all factual! From methods of cleaning mold to which types of molds are hazardous to your health, misconceptions are everywhere.

The Difference Between Mold and Mildew

January 13, 2023|

Mold and mildew have earned reputations as major household hassles. Both are fungi, but there’s nothing fun about either of them. From causing flaking tile grout to creating persistent allergies, mold and mildew are never welcome guests in any home.

Mold Related Health Issues

December 20, 2022|

Mold consists of microscopic organisms, which grow in the bathroom, and throughout the home. Common greenish-black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) thrives in walls, through the ceiling, vents, under carpets, and anywhere it can find moisture.

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