Builder Seminar: Moisture and Mold Problems in Residential Construction

From
Environments for Living® News Bureau

Who
John Tooley, Sr. Building Scientist, Advanced Energy Corp., Raleigh, NC.

Topic:"Reducing Your Risk Through Building Science"

One of the leading Building Science experts in the U.S., John will speak to what builders should do to minimize risk of a wide range of failures and problems.

MacGregor Pearce, President, Mold Sampling and Diagnostic Service, St. Paul, MN. Topic: "The Cause, Effect and Impact of Mold in New Construction"

Mold is a growing issue for new home construction, regardless of climate. Where does the hype end and reality of the problem begin? Mac Pearce will offer his views on what the mold problem is really all about, why homes built today are prone to moisture problems and what builders can do to avoid them.

What
Experts on mold and moisture problems in residential construction will address Dallas-Ft. Worth area home builders at a seminar event. Media are invited to attend, and speakers are available for individual interviews earlier in the day.

When
Thursday, February 20, 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Where
Omni Mandalay, 221 East Las Colinas Blvd., Irving, TX

Background
Mold and structural failures have the potential for devastating consequences in new home construction today. In Texas, the problem has been evidenced by homeowner lawsuits and insurer issues. Builders will hear from experts in mold problems and a growing field called "Building Science," which looks at how the various components and systems of a home function together – and how problems can be prevented.

The Environments For Living program is a Building Science initiative sponsored by Masco Contractor Services (MCS), Inc., a subsidiary of Masco Corporation (NYSE: MAS). MCS is the largest insulation, fireplace and guttering subcontractor in the world. With more than 325 locations in the United States and Canada, the company bundles hundreds of top-grade building products with installation services provided by 14,000 trained and fully-insured professionals. For additional program information, visit www.eflhome.com.

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