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Moisture & Fungus Control

UNWANTED MOISTURE CAN LEAD TO FUNGUS, ROT, AND COSTLY DAMAGE

Excess moisture in homes and businesses can lead to structural damage, fungus growth, and attract pests like termites and carpenter ants. Havard Pest Control offers comprehensive moisture & fungus control services to protect your property from these issues.

THE HAVARD EXPERIENCE

Our Proven Process

01 ASSESS

Our certified technicians conduct a thorough inspection of your property, focusing on areas prone to high humidity such as basements, crawlspaces, and attics. We identify moisture-prone zones and check for signs of fungus, wood rot, and pest infestations linked to excess moisture.

02 DIAGNOSE

After the inspection, we assess the severity of the moisture issues and determine contributing factors, such as leaks, poor ventilation, or condensation. This evaluation helps us understand the specific conditions affecting your property.

03 PLAN

Based on our findings, we collaborate with you to develop a customized treatment plan that addresses your property’s unique needs and fits your budget. Common solutions include installing vapor barriers, enhancing ventilation, and applying fungicide treatments.

04 TREAT

Once the plan is finalized, we schedule a convenient time to implement the moisture control measures. This may involve installing vapor barriers, adding vents to improve air circulation, and applying fungicides to affected areas. If fungus is present, we safely remove contaminated materials to prevent further spread.

05 MONITOR

After treatment, we monitor the effectiveness of the implemented solutions through follow-up visits, ensuring that moisture levels are reduced and remain stable. We make necessary adjustments to maintain optimal conditions and prevent recurrence.

06 PREVENT

To prevent future moisture problems, we provide recommendations such as regular maintenance of gutters and downspouts, prompt repair of leaks, and maintaining proper ventilation. These proactive steps help safeguard your property against moisture-related issues.

MOISTURE & FUNGUS CONTROL METHODS

Vapor Barrier Installation

We install vapor barriers to prevent ground moisture from entering crawlspaces and basements, reducing humidity levels and protecting structural integrity.

Fungicide Treatments

Applying topical fungicides in areas like crawlspaces eliminates existing fungus and prevents future fungal growth, preserving the health of your property.

Crawl Space Ventilation

Adding vents to crawlspaces improves air circulation, prevents condensation, and helps keep these areas dry.

HAVARD’S MOISTURE CONTROL & SAFETY MEASURES

Safe & Eco-Friendly Moisture Control

At Havard Pest Control, we prioritize the safety of your family and the environment. Our moisture control methods utilize eco-friendly products and techniques that effectively manage moisture issues without compromising health or safety.

PREVENTS FUTURE PEST INFESTATIONS

Excess moisture creates the perfect environment for termites, ants, cockroaches, and other pests to thrive. Our moisture control solutions help eliminate damp conditions, making your home less inviting to pests and preventing future infestations.

PET & FAMILY FRIENDLY

We use eco-friendly, non-toxic treatments that are safe for your family and pets while effectively managing moisture issues. Our methods prioritize health and safety, ensuring a clean, dry, and pest-free environment without harmful chemicals.

REDUCES FUNGUS & ROT

High humidity and excess moisture can lead to wood rot, fungus growth, and structural damage over time. Our treatment methods protect your home’s foundation and keep your space healthy and long-lasting.

SIGNS OF MOISTURE DAMAGE

Hidden Moisture Can Destroy Your Home

If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to consult a pest control professional for an inspection and treatment options.

MUSTY ODORS

A persistent damp or mildewy smell in your home or business is often the first sign of excess moisture. This odor typically develops in basements, crawl spaces, and poorly ventilated areas where moisture lingers.

FUNGUS

Fungus thrives in damp environments, appearing as black, green, or white spots on walls, ceilings, floors, and even furniture.

WARPED WOOD OR PEELING PAINT

Excess moisture can cause wood to swell, warp, or rot over time, weakening its structural integrity.

CONDENSATION BUILDUP

If you frequently see moisture accumulating on windows, pipes, or walls, it’s a sign that humidity levels in your home are too high.

PEST INFESTATIONS

Many pests, including termites, cockroaches, and silverfish, thrive in damp environments. Moisture attracts these pests by providing the ideal conditions for survival and reproduction.

SOFT OR ROTTING WOOD

When wood is exposed to prolonged moisture, it becomes weak, soft, and prone to decay. If you detect soft or decayed wood, it’s crucial to act quickly to eliminate the moisture source and prevent further deterioration.

ASK THE HAVARD EXPERTS

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes moisture issues in crawl spaces?
Moisture control issues are usually caused by poor ventilation, or by blocked ventilation ducts. Our technicians will identify these problems for you as part of your treatment plan.
Do moisture issues attract termites?
Areas containing high humidity levels and damp or rotting wood attract subterranean termites. Damp wood is also easier for termites to burrow into. Because areas with moisture control issues are usually areas of the home that are not frequented on a regular basis, such as crawlspaces, an infestation may take hold easily.
What is brown rot and white rot?
Brown and white rot are classified as wood decay caused by fungi. Brown rot seems to attack coniferous wood types, such as pine which is a common building material. The decay pattern of brown rot is usually brown in coloration and has a crumbly texture. White rot tends to affect hardwoods and can make the wood appear bleached. White rot may cover an entire board, making it look bleached and stringy, or can affect small pockets of the wood.

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Since 1947, Havard Pest Control has been protecting homes and businesses from unwanted pests. With decades of experience, we don’t just eliminate pests—we keep them from coming back. Trust our expert team to provide safe, effective, and long-lasting solutions for your peace of mind.