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- Work is planned around tenants, patients or students.
- Clear records protect owners and managers.
- Moisture problems in shared buildings often cross unit lines.
In shared buildings the source of moisture may be in one unit and the mold in another. Figuring out the cause is the first step to fixing it and deciding who is responsible.
This topic is part of our complete guide to mold remediation. The articles for this topic are listed at the end of the page.
What is different
- Occupants need notice and sometimes temporary relocation.
- HVAC systems can spread spores between spaces.
- Work often happens after hours.
- Owners, managers and several insurers may be involved.
For property managers
- Respond to tenant complaints about leaks and odors quickly.
- Keep records of inspections, repairs and moisture readings.
- Have a remediation company on call.
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