In episode 312, Steve talks about mold and HVAC systems. He addresses when you should have your ducts cleaned and who should do the work. Make sure you hire a company that follows NADCA standards.

Steve talks about his five books he's written. Copy and paste the link to purchase his books. https://tinyurl.com/SteveWorsleybooks

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In episode 311, Steve talks about toxic mold concerns during the summer months. He addresses the most common questions he gets when doing consultations. We wrap up the episode talking about the checklists that we have in the newest course on Thinkific.

Copy and paste the link to enroll in our latest course. https://toxicmoldeducation.thinkific.com/products/courses/ToxicMoldSickness

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In episode 310, Steve talks about mold in attics. We cover things such as proper ventilation and installing humidity gauges in your attic.

Attic mold is more common than you'd think. Mold mitigation in an attic can be very costly, make sure you perform routine inspections in your attic.

In episode 309, Steve talks about the company you should hire for mold remediation. Don't go with the cheapest company and make sure you get a SOW (scope of work) and contract. Hiring the wrong company could cost you thousands.

Steve has created a new course on Thinkific. Copy and paste the link below to take the course. We appreciate all of you and hope you have a great week! https://toxicmoldeducation.thinkific.com/products/courses/ToxicMoldSickness

In episode 308, Steve talks about the steps taken to perform a mold inspection. After listening to this episode, you should know what to ask your potential inspector prior to hiring that person. Make sure you hire the proper professional.

Did you hire an inspector but aren't sure what to do next? We offer numerous consultation packages on our website. Copy and paste the address to book your consultation with Steve. www.cnccontractorservices.com

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In episode 307, Steve talks about the equipment your IEP (indoor environmental professional) should have to perform a proper mold inspection and testing. If your potential inspector doesn't have the basic tools to perform an inspection, you should seek another inspector.

Steve offers VPAs (virtual property assessments) if you can't find anyone in your area. Copy and paste the link below, to book your VPA.

https://www.cnccontractorservices.com/consulting

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In episode 306, Steve talks about the three main components required for viable mold growth. We also talk about the importance of ventilation and exhaust fans in the home.

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In episode 305, Steve talks about using humidifiers in your home and how they can lead to toxic mold. Steve also addresses the fact that you must monitor the humidity in your home to make sure it stays below 60%.

Steve talks about the luft IAQ monitor. If you purchase the unit with our link, Steve will provide quarterly feedback for one year. Just send the quarterly report to [email protected]

https://www.sunradon.com/luft?aff_key=682KH51M

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In episode 304, Steve talks about the importance of a mold inspection. He covers the equipment your IEP should have. He also talks about questions to ask your IEP when hiring the professional.

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In episode 303, Steve talks about the process of testing your home for mycotoxins. Mycotoxins are a bi-product of toxic mold species. Steve explains the difference between medical mycotoxin testing and testing your home for mycotoxins. Copy and past the link below to purchase a mycotoxin testing kit for your home.

https://www.cnccontractorservices.com/mycotoxin-testing

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