Understanding the WHO Fungal Priority Pathogens List (FPPL)
In 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) identified a worldwide lack of acknowledgment or coordination with regard to fungal diseases. This is concerning as infectious fungal diseases, or IFD, have been steadily increasing in prevalence. This phenomenon is the product of rising antibiotic resistance as well as an increase in the overall immunocompromised population. Additionally, over the last two years,...
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Sick of Being Sick? It’s Time for an Air Assessment.
You deserve a safe and healthy environment to live and work in. Unfortunately, sick building syndrome can easily interfere with the overall indoor air quality of these spaces, thereby impacting your health. This is known as sick building syndrome. But what exactly is sick building syndrome? And what do you need to know about it? How to Tell It’s Time...
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Hurricanes and Hazards: Asbestos Exposure
When your property is battered by hurricane-force winds, your priorities rapidly change — especially if you’ve sustained extensive damage. But rebuilding and repairing are deserving of more than just your attention. They also deserve your caution, thanks to the hazard that is asbestos. Here’s what you need to know: Natural Disaster, Unnatural Damage If a property sustains hurricane damage, there...
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Top 3 Questions About Post-Hurricane Mold Testing
During the final week of September 2022, Hurricane Ian barreled across the Gulf Coast of Florida and brought both torrential rains and howling winds across the entirety of the state. As a result, many property owners were made to face the reality of flooding — the likes of which can easily become the root of indoor mold growth. If you...
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Qualifications and Credentials: Let’s Talk Licensing & Natural Disasters
Following the passing of Hurricane Ian, you may be in the midst of increased work volume. But while more business means more opportunities to help your community, we do also want to remind you that it may inadvertently create more opportunities for mistakes as well. Namely, you do not want to accidentally overlook an assessor’s credentials while you organize your...
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