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Why Ignoring Insulation Removal Hampers Effective Mold Treatment: Insights from Crawl Space Ninja
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Why do some contractors leave insulation in place when addressing mold, and is it the right approach? Join us as Michael Church from Crawl Space Ninja breaks down this common yet misleading practice. You'll learn why removing insulation is crucial for effective mold treatment and how cutting corners might threaten the health of your crawl space. Michael insists that proper mold remediation begins with removing the old insulation to ensure mold cleaners or soda blasting can reach every part of the floor joists, not just the visible tips. This episode offers vital insights for homeowners looking to truly address mold issues, not just mask them.
In this episode, Michael Church provides actionable advice for combating high humidity and mold in crawl spaces. He emphasizes the need to remove existing insulation, clean thoroughly, and apply a preventative like x70 before thinking about reinstalling insulation. Michael's expert advice ensures that you won't fall for budget-focused contractors who skip essential steps. If you're dealing with mold or planning to hire a contractor, this episode is a must-listen for ensuring a healthy, mold-free home environment. Don't miss Michael's practical tips for maintaining your crawl space and protecting your home.
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