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What Causes Mold to Grow in Florida Homes? What South Florida Homeowners Should Know Living in South Florida means learning to live with humidity. It also means dealing with heavy rain, tropical weather, occasional flooding, plumbing problems, roof leaks, and air conditioning that works hard for much of the year. That leads to an important…

Can South Florida Humidity Affect Your Carpet? What Homeowners Should Know Humidity is simply part of living in South Florida. We run our air conditioners for much of the year, afternoon rain can arrive quickly, and tropical weather can introduce large amounts of moisture in a short period of time. So what does all of…

DIY Carpet Cleaner vs. Professional Carpet Cleaning: What’s the Difference? Your carpet looks tired. Maybe there’s a stain near the sofa, a heavily traveled path through the living room, or that general dull appearance vacuuming doesn’t seem to change. So you start weighing your options. Should you rent or buy a DIY carpet cleaner and…

Mold After Florida’s Rainy Season: 7 Signs Homeowners Shouldn’t Ignore South Florida homeowners know what months of heavy rain can look like. Afternoon downpours, tropical weather, high humidity, roof leaks, wind-driven rain, plumbing problems, and occasional flooding can all introduce unwanted moisture into a home. Then the weather starts changing. The rain becomes less frequent,…

How Often Should You Clean Your Air Ducts in Florida? If you live in South Florida, your air conditioner probably doesn’t get much of a vacation. Between the heat and humidity, HVAC systems can run heavily throughout much of the year. That naturally leads homeowners to wonder: How often should you clean your air ducts…

Why Does My Home Smell Musty? 7 Places South Florida Homeowners Should Check You walk through the front door and notice it again: that stale, damp, musty smell. Maybe it’s strongest in one room. Maybe you notice it after several days of rain. Or perhaps the smell seems to appear whenever the air conditioner turns…