DIY Mold Inspection – Part 5: Walls, Windows, & Doors

My clients are surprised when I show them mold on walls, ceilings, windows, and doors that they had no idea was even in their homes. They did not know where it was or how to see it.

Finding mold on walls, windows, and doors

This book, Walls, Windows, & Doors, is part five of the book series Do-It-Yourself Mold Inspection. I wrote it for everyone who wants to avoid suffering from allergy symptoms, asthma symptoms, headaches, migraines, ADD, ADHD, sinus infection, ear infection, memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, insomnia, and cancer.

Using mold inspection photos with clear explanations I’ll show you exactly how to inspect for mold on walls, windows, and doors, and help you see the subtle evidence of hidden mold growth and related moisture concerns. I’ll also teach you the causes of mold on walls, windows, and doors so you can prevent it from returning. I’ll even show you how to see mold that’s the same color as the surface it grows on so you can prevent mold exposure and mold symptoms.

Don’t:

• Waste money on a mold test kit
• Pay someone to do mold testing for you
• Spread spores during mold removal
• Hire a mold remediation company or sign a mold removal contract

Do:

• Arm yourself with knowledge to accurately understand your mold problem
• Avoid being the victim of a professional mold cleaning scam
• Determine if DIY mold removal is your best option
• Ensure mold removal is done safely and effectively

The information I share with you in this mold inspection series will help you avoid expensive mold removal cost, protect your home, safeguard you from mold symptoms, and ensure that you’re not taken advantage of by professional mold cleaning scammers.

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Table of Contents

Ceiling inspections
Acoustical ceilings
Drywall/sheetrock ceilings
Wood ceilings
Wall inspections
Both sides of a wall
Cool wall surfaces
Drywall/sheetrock walls
Wallpaper
Wood paneled walls
Plaster walls
Masonry walls
Baseboards
Seepage and flooding
Window inspections
Window water leakage
Condensation on windows
Window sashes and sills
Hidden areas around windows
Window blinds
Storm windows
Skylight windows
Window seats
Basement windows
Door inspections
Door air leakage
Door water leakage
Storm doors
Closet doors
Bathroom doors
Doorknobs

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