Fall is the season for mold allergies and seasonal mold allergies can be experienced from mid-August until mid-December. They may subside as the cold weather starts, or flare up when the weather is damp and rainy. And, a mold allergy can be year-round if you are...
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Triggers for a Mold Allergy and 5 Tips that Help
The symptoms of a mold allergy are the same as with any type of respiratory allergy: sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes/nose/throat, nasal congestion, cough or post nasal drainage, headache, rash, even asthma. Only some types of mold spores actually cause a reaction but...
Healthy Home: Is it Really Mold?
Mold at home? Mold assessment is a common call in my line of work. Flooding, leaks and moisture can often be found in the home or office. Water intrusion specialists handle water cleanup; mold inspectors perform mold investigation; and home inspectors consider the...
Fall Allergies: Treatment for Ragweed and Mold
Fall Allergies: Ragweed, and the Ragweed Family Fall allergies appear in August as people start sneezing from ragweed and other weeds. A ragweed allergy is also known as hay fever. The drier the weather, the worse the pollen count. Ragweed allergies usually peak in...
Got Mold? Help for Mold Allergies
Fall is beautiful with the crisp, fall mornings and the gorgeous colors of the changing leaves. As the leaves change, it is also often the time that those sensitive to mold will experience allergy symptoms. Symptoms of Mold Allergies The symptoms of mold...
Allergies? Mold Testing Tips from a Mold Detective
Fall is Mold season and this article is by a certified mold professional to discuss the importance of indoor air quality as it relates to our health. Ed Williamson is an expert in home and environmental mold assessment and mold remediation. I would like to just talk...



