How often do you consider the air quality of your home, and are you aware of the potential dangers lurking in hidden corners?

Many homeowners overlook the importance of thorough mold inspections, relying solely on surface-level assessments that miss underlying issues.

Imagine thinking your home is safe, only to discover hidden mold growth jeopardizing your health. The key lies in understanding the science behind mold investigation, which goes far beyond surface testing.

But fear not, because on today's episode of Taylored Talks, we're joined by Brantley May, an indoor environmental scientist and mycologist. Brantley has dedicated his career to investigating buildings for air quality issues, especially mold-related concerns. He brings a wealth of knowledge on how to identify, address, and prevent mold problems in homes.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

👉 The critical importance of visual inspections in mold investigations.

👉 The scientific method applied to mold assessment.

👉 Commonly overlooked problem areas in homes and how they contribute to mold growth.

👉 The value of on-site microscopy in identifying mold types and potential dangers.

Connect with Brantley:

Instagram: @brantleyiaq

TOPICS DISCUSSED

Importance of indoor air quality

Common misconceptions about mold

Health effects of mold exposure

Identifying mold in indoor environments

Strategies for mold prevention

Effective mold remediation techniques

Cutting-edge technologies in mold detection

Regulatory standards and guidelines for mold management

Impact of humidity and ventilation on mold growth

Addressing mold-related concerns in different types of buildings

Future trends and innovations in mold assessment and remediation