In our industry today the most commonly asked question by prospective clients is, “How much per square foot does it cost to build a home?” Many builders advertise and promote their companies by publishing a cost per square foot price, with each company trying to outdo the next with lower figures. Lower prices per square foot don’t necessarily mean better value. In the past, many professional quality home builders incorporated quality and value oriented products in their homes to provide sustainability and customer value. Nowadays many of those considerations by builders are being replaced by the objective of lowering initial costs while minimizing considerations of long-term value and sustainability. Obviously, the first question is what constitutes a square foot price.......

The growth of mold is common in Southern climates and can occur anywhere and typically appears as a black/gray, yellow, or green growth.   Mildew is a fungus that spreads as microscopic spores are carried by the wind. When the spores land on a surface, they feed either on the surface itself or on organic airborne dirt and pollen that has accumulated on the surface.  The growth of mildew/mold is encouraged by moisture, warmth, lack of air circulation and organic nutrients, and darkness. (North elevations of buildings are susceptible in particular.)  Since the spores travel through the air, their behavior tends to be erratic. During rainy periods, the mildew can appear on previously unaffected  areas.

If you have mold inside your home it's because there is moisture which shouldn't be there.  We have high humidity in the South, but there are good ways to