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If you’ve noticed a musty smell or visible mold in your Scranton basement, it’s important to act quickly. Because Scranton’s older housing stock often sits on steep hillsides, moisture intrusion

If your basement feels damp or smells earthy and musty, it may already have a mold problem. Because Lackawanna County experiences steep terrain, older foundations, and heavy rainfall, basement moisture

If your basement feels damp after spring rains or snowmelt, you’re not alone. In fact, in Thompsontown, older homes and shifting soils make moisture a very common problem. Because of

Mifflintown, the county seat of Juniata County, sits close to the Juniata River. Because of this, many local homes experience persistent basement moisture. As a result, that ongoing humidity can

Located along the Susquehanna River, Middletown homeowners often deal with basement moisture year-round. Because of the river’s proximity and frequent weather changes, damp conditions can persist below ground. As a

Between humidity, older homes, and seasonal rain, Hershey basements are no strangers to moisture — and, as a result, mold. Because damp conditions can linger behind walls and floors, mold

If your Harrisburg basement smells musty or has visible mold, it’s important not to ignore it. Once mold takes hold, it can spread quickly — and over time, it can

If your basement smells musty, feels damp, or shows dark spots along the walls, there’s a good chance mold is already present. In Dauphin County, humid summers and frequent rainfall

Carlisle homeowners know just how unpredictable Pennsylvania weather can be. Because of this, basement moisture is always a concern. Once moisture builds up, mold can begin growing — and when

Camp Hill homeowners often experience damp basements, especially because many homes were built before modern waterproofing systems became standard. As a result, moisture can linger unnoticed. When that happens, it