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Mold on Interior Walls? It Could Be Your Siding’s Fault

We had mysterious mold spots inside our home and couldnu2019t figure out why. A friend recommended Home Makeover LLC, a reliable siding contractor in NJ, and they found the culpritu2014leaky, outdated siding. I had no idea how much outside moisture was getting in. They replaced the siding and added proper sealing. No more mold, and the house feels secure again. Donu2019t waitu2014moisture damage gets worse with time. Visit: https://homemakeovernj.com/siding/

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Mold on Interior Walls? It Could Be Your Siding’s Fault

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  1. info@homemakeovernj.com (732) 230-7552 Cracks and Warping Visible cracks, chips, or warped panels mean your siding is losing its structural integrity—and water may be getting in. Fading Color Siding that’s noticeably faded has likely lost its weather resistance. It may no longer be protecting your home effectively. Increased Energy Bills If your heating or cooling bills are spiking, your siding might be failing to insulate your home properly. Moisture or Mold Inside Walls Stains or mold on your interior walls can be signs of moisture intrusion from compromised siding. Rotting or Soft Spots Rotting wood or soft areas when you press the siding could mean severe water damage underneath. Loose or Missing Panels Missing siding pieces or loose sections can expose your home to pests, rain, and cold air. Blisters or Bubbling Bubbling on the surface usually means trapped moisture beneath the siding— an early sign of rot or mold. Get our step-by-step guide at: Don’t wait for small problems to become expensive ones. If you’ve noticed any of these signs, it’s time to consult a REALLYGREATSITE.COM for inspection and upgrade options. trusted siding contractor in NJ

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