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Welcome to Winter
Welcome to the winter issue of Home
Environment Quarterly. This journal deals with
interior air pollution and how to remediate
issues that may plague your home environmen
With the cold temperatures outside, the heat
may be turned up inside. Because of this, the
warmer air can hold more moisture and create
more humid environment. As a result, mold
mildew can develop in different areas of your
home.
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The winter may seem cold and dry, but the truth
is moisture can often become one of the biggest problems in your home. With the cold
weather outside and the warm dry environment inside, moisture and humidity can
become a factor in how healthy your home stays during the cold season. Because of
leaks, moisture and humidity in your home, rotting wood, structural conditions and even
health problems can develop and last for months
We attempt to educate individuals about harmful effects of indoor air pollution and offer
professional advice and common sense ways of correcting harmful levels of pollutants. Our
senior editor has 27 years to building construction and is considered and expert in building
science and construction. Our experienced staff includes a licensed environmental health expert.
Included in this issue are articles about what spring cleaning should include, health articles
about the effects of Mold and Radon in your home, educational information about building
science and how to reduce moisture, Radon testing devices and reduction of radon in your
home, new technology for inspecting for mold and using houseplant to reduce air pollution.
Sincerely
Craig Lewis
Home Environment
Quarterly
WINTER 2011
VOLUMN ONE/ISSUE 4
Publisher & Editorial
Director
Craig Lewis
Editor
Monica Drozd
Hilarey Wojtowi
The information supplied in this
journal is for informational
purposes and is not a substitute for
professional medical advice. It is
not meant to replace services of a
physician. We do offer professional
advice on mold and radon testing
in homes. We offer common sense
solution with dealing with indoor air
pollution.
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Building Services LLC
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Box 941
Pennington NJ 08543
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