
Can cause infections in people with weakened immune systems or certain health conditions. Less common but more serious than allergenic types.
Pathogenic molds can cause infections, especially in people with compromised immune systems, chronic illnesses, or those recovering from surgery. Healthy individuals are typically not at risk. Examples include certain Aspergillus and Penicillium species that can infect the lungs, sinuses, or skin.
If you or a family member has a weakened immune system, consult your doctor about mold exposure risks.

Gray-green mold. Can cause aspergillosis in immunocompromised individuals.

Blue-green, fuzzy. Can cause respiratory infections and allergic reactions.

Various colors. Some species can cause sinus or lung infections.
Mold can grow anywhere moisture and organic materials are present. Common problem areas include:
Areas with water damage or past leaks, including around pipes, windows, and roofs
Air handlers, duct interiors, condensation pans, and filters
Attics, crawl spaces, basements, behind walls, under flooring
Drywall, wallpaper, carpet backing, wood, and other cellulose materials
Key Prevention Rule:
Address water damage within 24 hours. Control humidity and fix leaks promptly.
Address water damage within 24-48 hours
Maintain HVAC systems and change filters regularly
Use dehumidifiers in damp areas
Ensure proper ventilation throughout the home
Fix plumbing leaks immediately
Consider professional inspection if immunocompromised
Book an independent inspection to find out what's growing in your home.
Trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals but generally not dangerous to healthy people.
Learn More →Produce mycotoxins that can cause serious health effects even in healthy individuals.
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