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Technically, mold does not typically grow on the insulation itself. Fiberglass is not a viable food source for mold. Yet mold growth is often found on the top surface of attic insulation.

There are three main reasons we care about insulation in an attic when conducting a mold inspection.

1. The insulation is often blocking the soffit venting, which limits the amount of airflow into the attic.
2. In certain circumstances, mold growth can actually occur on the insulation itself.
3. If an attic has too much insulation, condensation actually becomes more likely.

Extra insulation means less radiant heat making it into the attic. That is the whole point of installing insulation. However, there is an unintended consequence. If no heat radiates into the attic, the roof sheathing will remain the same temperature as the outside air. When cold, moist air enters through the attic vents and hits the underside of the roof sheathing, it now hits a very cold surface. Because the sheathing is cold, the moisture condenses on the surface and mold growth occurs.

Incorrect installation of the insulation is a common cause of attic mold growth. At Hasi Property Restoration, we have found that most insulation mold problems were caused by homeowners who installed the insulation themselves. Here are the most common problems.

1. Insulation installed upside down.
2. Insulation installed directly to roof sheathing.
3. Insulation installed too close to sheathing, leading to mold growth.

Allow the experts at Hasi Property Restoration to remediation your insulation mold issues and properly insulate your attic.

Call us today at 404-966-9076

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