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Whether you’re a Chicago homeowner faced with a flooded basement, a business owner managing fire aftermath, or a landlord battling mold, one of the FAQs we hear most is: Where [...]

Mold and water damage can quickly transform your comfortable living spaces into hazardous zones.

Discovering a biohazard on your property is a deeply unsettling experience.

In the bustling communities of Chicagoland, where the city’s vibrant energy meets the idyllic lakeside, the quality of the air you breathe indoors often goes unnoticed.

Water damage is one of the most common and costly issues property owners face.

Under the newly enacted Mold Remediation Registration Act (SB 1087), all mold remediation professionals in the state are now required to obtain third-party certification and register with the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH).

Running a business in Chicagoland comes with many challenges, including the unpredictable nature of the region’s legendary wild weather.

As winter’s chill gives way to warmer weather and spring showers in the Chicagoland area, the increasing humidity creates the perfect breeding ground for an unwelcome guest: mold.

Chicagoland’s residents are no strangers to air quality concerns, but one invisible threat often goes unnoticed: airborne particulate matter only 1/40th the width of a human hair, or PM2.

Power outages are a common occurrence in Chicagoland, especially during severe weather events like thunderstorms, blizzards, and high winds (we’re not called the Windy City for nothing).

Chicagoland is a vibrant hub of commerce and culture, known for its stunning architecture, and boasts a uniquely appealing blend of metropolitan living and lush lakeside communities.

Your furry friends are beloved members of your household, but they can also introduce unique challenges to maintaining good indoor air quality (IAQ).