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Do Your Vents Look Like This? It’s Time to Act!

By Inspect Nola | November 14, 2023

Have you ever noticed spots or streaks like these on your HVAC vents? You are not alone. Mold in air vents is a common, yet often overlooked issue in many homes. We’ve all seen it – the unsightly black, green, or brown patches that can appear on vents, they’re signs that your indoor air quality…

Importance of Indoor Air Quality: Breathe Easier

By Inspect Nola | August 16, 2023

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we often overlook something crucial: the quality of the air we breathe indoors. While outdoor air quality often grabs headlines, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), equally critical, remains under-discussed. Yet, it plays an instrumental role in our health, comfort, and overall life satisfaction. Understanding Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)…

ATP Testing in Mold Assessment: Swift, Reliable, and On-site Detection

By Inspect Nola | June 14, 2023

ATP Testing: The Game-Changer in Mold Assessment June 14, 2023 At All American Inspections and Testing, we are at the forefront of adopting advanced strategies to deliver precise and efficient mold detection services. A key player in these advanced strategies is ATP testing, an innovative tool that’s revolutionizing the mold assessment industry. This blog will…

Breathe Easier with All American Inspections Comprehensive Mold Testing Services

By Inspect Nola | May 10, 2023

In the field of residential and commercial safety, one hidden factor can significantly impact the comfort and healthfulness of your environment: mold. At All American Inspections & Testing, LLC, we bring expertise in comprehensive mold testing services to the residents and businesses of New Orleans, Louisiana, ensuring spaces are safe and mold-free. While the potential…

Volatile Organic Compounds: Understanding the Invisible Threat in Our Homes and Workplaces

By Inspect Nola | April 4, 2023

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are ubiquitous in our daily lives, yet their presence often goes unnoticed. These invisible chemicals, which easily evaporate at room temperature, can have significant impacts on our health and the environment. In this blog post, we will explore the sources of VOCs, their effects on human health, and how we can…

Asbestos In New Orleans

By Inspect Nola | March 24, 2023

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that has been used in building materials for many years due to its heat resistance and strength. However, when asbestos-containing materials are damaged or disturbed, asbestos fibers can become airborne and pose a serious health risk to anyone exposed to them. New Orleans is no exception when it comes…

Precautions Against Wind Damage in Louisiana

By Inspect Nola | February 23, 2023

In recent years, Louisiana has experienced a significant amount of wind damage due to severe storms and hurricanes. Wind damage can be catastrophic, leaving homes and businesses destroyed, and can also lead to the loss of life. It is essential to take precautions to protect yourself and your property from wind damage. In this blog,…

Lead Paint in New Orleans?

By Inspect Nola | February 14, 2023

Lead paint is a serious health hazard that has been found in many homes and buildings in New Orleans, Louisiana. This is due in part to the age of many buildings in the city, which were constructed before lead paint was widely recognized as a danger to public health. Lead paint was commonly used in…

How Leaks Can Lead to Mold

By Inspect Nola | February 6, 2023

Mold is a common problem that can arise in any home or building, but one of the leading causes of mold is leaks. A leak can be a slow drip from a pipe or a sudden flood from a broken roof. Regardless of the source, if water isn’t properly managed and cleaned up, mold can…

1/1/2019 Nick Gromicko, Alan Nguyen and Kate Tarasenko – Mold

By Inspect Nola | November 21, 2022

Mold is a byproduct of the breakdown of organic matter, such as plants, wood, and even food and certain beverages. The problem posed to humans by mold is their spores, which can be released into the air and land on damp surfaces indoors, where they will continue to grow, if the conditions are right. Mold…