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Basements and crawl spaces in Scranton often create ideal conditions for biological growth due to limited ventilation, darkness, and persistent moisture. Growth may appear as discoloration on basement walls or floors, or remain hidden behind finished walls, insulation, or carpeting. Many homeowners first notice a lingering musty smell before seeing visible signs of growth.
If left untreated, biological growth can impact indoor air quality and damage common basement materials, including drywall, wood framing, HVAC components, pipes, and stored belongings.

Heavy rainfall, snowmelt, groundwater intrusion, and plumbing leaks are common causes of biological growth in Scranton basements, especially in hillside neighborhoods. Porous materials like drywall and insulation absorb moisture quickly and create conditions where growth can spread. Wood framing, subflooring, and furniture are also at risk if moisture problems are not addressed.
Carpeting and padding are especially difficult to fully dry after flooding or water intrusion events. Even after visible water is removed, biological growth can continue spreading beneath surfaces. The EPA recommends professional remediation when growth exceeds 10 square feet—our team is ready to help eliminate biological growth for good.
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