Mold and the Indoor Humidity Level

In order to avoid all forms of mold in a home, it is essential to properly control the indoor humidity level. Indeed, the presence of condensation, moisture on the walls and in the windows in winter can indicate that the indoor humidity level is too high. There are several factors to consider when determining what humidity level is recommended in a home, particularly the outside temperature.

The colder it is outside, the more you should find ways to lower the indoor humidity, otherwise mold could develop. Here is a Hydro Quebec chart establishing the relative humidity rate to be respected in order to avoid premature deterioration of the building:

If you are having difficulty maintaining an acceptable indoor humidity level and want to avoid the development of mold inside your home, it is essential to consult an expert in mold removal and mold remediation in order to identify the problems. Consult one of our mold removal professionals by calling 438-800-2046. Mold Removal & Asbestos Remediation EcoRenov: a team of experts in residential humidity management and mold remediation.