Why Mold Can Appear in February
Flower Mound homes can experience dry indoor air from heating, punctuated by moisture from showers or cooking. These fluctuations create hidden mold risk, which can:
- Trigger allergies or asthma
- Cause unpleasant odors
- Damage walls, ceilings, and ducts
Signs You Might Have Hidden Mold
- Musty or damp smells in closets or basements
- Water stains or discoloration on walls
- Frequent allergy flare-ups indoors
- Condensation on windows
Tips to Prevent Winter Mold
- Maintain Consistent Humidity: Keep indoor humidity between 30–50%.
- Ventilate Properly: Use exhaust fans in kitchens and bathrooms.
- Clean HVAC Ducts: Prevent mold spores from spreading.
- Regular Maintenance: Inspect humidifiers and dehumidifiers for cleanliness.
- Check Windows & Roof: Prevent water leaks that feed mold growth.
Local Insight
Flower Mound’s homes vary widely — older homes with tight basements may trap moisture, while newer homes may over-dry in winter. HVAC adjustments and ventilation tweaks are key for healthy indoor air.
Aire Serv of Flower Mound Can Help
Aire Serv of Flower Mound provides indoor air assessments, duct cleaning, and HVAC maintenance to prevent mold growth. Schedule your service this February to protect your home.
