Nashville, TN (PRWEB) December 28, 2013

Mold Inspection Sciences of Nashville is providing a valuable and free service to local residents for the remainder of the year. Anyone with concerns or questions about mold inspections in Nashville can call or email one of the company's professionals to discuss their unique situation.

Their staff is happy to discuss your concerns about:

Understanding mold inspections and testing can be confusing. Discussing your situation with one of their team members, before you spend any money, can help you determine if you need professional mold services. Mold Inspection Sciences does not perform mold remediation. Their services are strictly consulting in nature. This is one way the company is seeking to distinguish itself from its competitors in the market.

They can be reached at 615.846.0937 or info(at)mold-inspection-nashville(dot)com or http://www.mold-inspection-nashville.com.

Important and useful consumer information about mold inspection and mold testing can also be found on Mold Inspection Sciences blog (blog.moldinspectionsciences.com). This blog contains information about mold myths, mold and health, allergies, mold remediation and removal, symptoms of mold exposure, and other mold-related topics.

Mold Inspection Sciences of Nashville, Tennessee is a professional, certified mold inspection and mold testing company, founded in 2002 to help homeowners and business owners inspect and test their properties for mold to ensure the health and safety of the occupants.

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Jersey City, NJ (PRWEB) December 24, 2013

Mold was discovered in a leased house in Peter Rafferty Drive in Hamilton, New Jersey. And according to a report from nj.com, it sickened the family living there forcing them to transfer. In response to it, My Cleaning Products shared some mold removal tips to help the public avoid the same effect.

Based on the report, which was posted on December 16, 2013, the affected family was particularly the Harleys, related My Cleaning Products. The wife, husband, two children and a grandparent of the household, it detailed, all suffered cold-like symptoms that became worse over time due to mold.

It was said in the report that the mold was initially found at the basement of the house, MCP relayed. However, after an inspection, it was discovered that the whole place was contaminated, it stated.

The previous tenants dealt with the same problem that Hurley faced, the post also shared. However, before renting it out again, it was alleged that the landlord just painted over the fungus, it related.

Below is a part of the post Mold Leave Family Sick by My Cleaning Products.

Mold has left a family in Hamilton with a lot of troubles. Besides the various health risks it brought to the members, it also forced all of them to leave their residence.

The Hurleys were that family. They moved to a home in Peter Rafferty Drive in Hamilton in May but had to move out recently due to the mold's effect to their health.

According to My Cleaning Products, it is essential to kill mold. And that's because it could bring a lot of health problems, it stated.

Nonetheless, to eliminate it, one must first find it. So, it advised the public to always be on the look out fort mold signs. Particularly, it said that the people must be wary of the musty odor mold emits. Once it is smelled, it said that an inspection must then be implemented so the fungus could be found and cleared early.

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A sign at Fire Station 5 on Dec. 13 warns of mold contamination. The station is in the middle of a mold remediation project.(Bill Husa/Staff Photo)

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CHICO -- A growing concern, however accurate or outlandish, is that the underlying goal of mold remediation at Fire Station 5 is to find a reason to close the station and use it as a tool to downsize the Fire Department.

"We are throwing out a conspiracy theory and hoping that it's wrong. But it seems like the more that goes on, the worse it gets," said firefighter Ken Campbell, a member of the firefighters' union.

The station is currently in the middle of a mold remediation project, for which the City Council allocated $25,000. At the direction of the Fire Chief Keith Carter, firefighters have been temporarily relocated to an on-site trailer so service to the area will be uninterrupted.

Firefighters believe some city officials have an agenda to downsize the Fire Department for budgetary savings and closing the fire station proves a tool to make that happen, Campbell said.

"Let's have an honest public discussion where everybody can have input and is apprised that this is the goal and asked is the public OK with this," he said. "We work for the public, and we work for the councilors under the direction of the public."

At Tuesday's City Council meeting, Public Works Director Ruben Martinez said the mold investigation has spread beyond its three initial areas and funding is being used for further investigation. The extent of necessary remediation is still unknown.

The major problem is a lack of communication, Campbell said.

With such lack of transparency, he said, a leading fear is the mold problem will reach the point where firefighters cannot use the station a concern echoed by Councilor Sean Morgan on Tuesday.

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Springfield, OR (PRWEB) December 20, 2013

Due to a mold issue, classes in a school district in Oregon were canceled. In response to it, My Cleaning Products recommended two organic sprays to help the public kill mold safe.

According to a report from kval.com posted on December 18, 2013, the cafeteria of Harrisburg Elementary School was recently flooded, My Cleaning Products shared. That, it stated, created some mold concern, forcing the school district to suspend the classes.

Particularly, the report said that the flooding was caused by a broken pipe in the building. And concerned of the air quality in the area, it detailed that K-12 classes in Harrisburg school district were canceled on December 19.

The incident, as said in the report, prevented the offering of food service to the students, MCP related. Despite that, it added that scheduled athletic practices and events of the students would proceed.

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All because of a broken pipe that led to a mold concern, classes at Harrisburg school district in Oregon was canceled.

The broken pipe flooded the cafeteria of Harrisburg Elementary School. That caused a mold issue at the soaked area, which prevented the offering of food service to the students.

"Flood could indeed cause mold growth", My Cleaning Products said. "In fact, even just a slight moisture could already cause a mold problem, it stated."

Because of that and because moisture is everywhere, MCP said that everyone must be alert of mold signs. Moreover, it added that the public must always be ready to Kill Mold promptly and safely. And to do that, it stated that one could prepare mold removal sprays.

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London, UK (PRWEB) December 19, 2013

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MT. PLEASANT The city can move forward on fixing a mold problem at the towns fire station with the approval of a new lease agreement.

The city commission green-lighted an updated 50-year lease Tuesday with the Maury Regional Airport Authority and terminated a previous contract with Maury County. The lease comes with a renewal option after 50 years, and the airport retains ownership of the building.

The city fire hall, 1158 N. Main St., is on property the airport owns. The fire department and EMS personnel vacated the fire station in November because of growing mold problem. Operations were relocated to a facility at 1540 Trilogy Lane.

City Manager Michelle Williams said the county built the fire hall in the 1980s, and the airport owns the land. The county also used to run the EMS service, but now Maury Regional Medical Center does.

City officials wanted to make sure who owned the building before proceeding with the mold remediation.

We didnt want to put money into something that we were not sure who owned and how long we would lease, Williams said. We decided that we need to figure this out.

Williams previously estimated that fixing the mold problem would cost the city about $100,000. The city and MRMC will pay for correcting the mold problem with a 75-25 percent split, respectively. MRMC will also pay 25 percent of utility and other bills for both the temporary and currently vacant fire facilities, Williams said.

The city is seeking a USDA Rural Development Loan and Grant opportunity to help offset repair costs, but that pursuit is still in its beginning stages, Williams said.

City Attorney Tom Hardin said the Airport Board would have to approve the measure for it to be finalized. Upon approval, the lease will go into effect on Jan. 1, he said.

The Maury County Regional Airport Authority board will meet Thursday night and discuss the matter, Airport Manager Paul Turner said.

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