How can a subject that’s smaller than dust and as old as dirt become so popular in such a short period of time?

Articles in the Sunday Oregonian, People magazine, and prime time TV, such as 48 Hours, have all participated in the rapid growth of this old subject.

Margie Boule, Columnist for the Oregonian, asked the best question:

Toxic Mold or Media Hype?

She went on to say “lack of proof leaves worried families in limbo”. As a result, people are turning to lawyers for help. The number of court cases over mold seems to be growing as quickly as mold itself.

During this class you will learn: Why It Grows Indoors

The Health Effect of Mold

How Mold Should Be Removed

The Secret to Preventing Mold In The First Place

As a result you will have the opportunity to lower your loss ratio and improve the service you provide to your insureds. We are offering a training program designed to educate you and your staff on how to reduce MOLD claims in many of your property losses. It’s called loss mitigation.

We would like to offer you an opportunity to lower your loss ratio and improve the service you provide to your insureds. We are offering a training program designed to educate you and your staff on how to reduce the size of many of your property losses. It’s called loss mitigation.

Your insureds are not trained to think about things such as acid damage from smoke. If they experience a complex fire (where synthetic material is burned such as plastic) they have no idea that corrosive gases are created. Those gases can cause major secondary damage when left untreated for just a few days or even hours.

"... I had originally planned on writing a very nice long letter to all of the State Farm offices associated with this claim to let them know how very pleased Scott and I were with the way "our little disaster" was being dealt with by all of you.  Towards the end of the clean-up, however, after talking with at least two of the State Farm's claims offices, plus our main agent, Jim Weaver, I found that writing a letter to them would not be necessary.  When I was asked by all of these State Farm representatives how our claim was being handled, I told them all in great detail what  a great gentleman you were, how organized and efficient you were, how you kept in constant touch with us in regards to your crew and what a great job your whole crew did in cleaning our entire house!   These representatives were glad to hear that we were pleased, however, they did tell me that they had ALL previously heard wonderful things about your company, and how efficient you were. ..."

~ M. Gilman, Portland