This homeowner located in Howell, NJ suffered from mold growing in the attic on the roof decking/sheathing. Mold growing in the attic can be hazardous to one’s health and needs to be addressed. Our team can treat mold by spraying and/or fogging the area with our Mold X-2 Stain Remover and our Mold X-2 Botanical. Though there’s more to just treating mold, we have to find the root cause. We can treat mold but that may not prevent mold from growing. This is why it’s important for our experts to get a whole house approach so we can help reduce further reoccurrences of mold. For this customer we air sealed the attic, spray foamed the rim joists, removed the old fiberglass insulation and blew-in our TruSoft Cellulose Insulation. This will help reduce the moisture or humidity from entering the attic. Remember mold feeds on moisture and humidity so our approach is to find the root causes.
Attic Insulation
Attic Insulation with stained droplets from condensation or moisture dripping off the roof decking or sheathing.
Dirty Attic Insulation
Dirty attic insulation with stained droplets from condensation or moisture dripping off the roof decking or sheathing.
Old Attic Hatch
Customers attic hatch made from sheetrock with stained droplets from condensation or moisture dripping off the roof decking or sheathing.
Some More Mold
Looking at the roof decking or sheathing we can see some mold growing.
Rusty Nails & Mold
Mold is shown with some rusty nails in the roof decking/sheathing. These rusty nails will drip from condensation staining the old fiberglass insulation.
Mold
This whole roof decking/sheathing is riddled with mold. Mold like this can cause dry rot!
