Humidity and Mold in Palm Bay: What Homeowners in Brevard County Should Know

Humidity and Mold in Palm Bay: What Homeowners in Brevard County Should KnowWhere this applies • Homes in Palm Bay • Inland humidity, heavy rain, long cooling seasonWhy humidity causes mold • Moist air feeds mold spores • Condensation forms on cool surfaces • Poor airflow traps moistureCommon humidity sources • AC condensation and duct leaks • Poor ventilation • Roof and window leaks • High indoor humidity during summer • Bathrooms and kitchensMold hot spots • Bathrooms and ceilings • Closets on exterior walls • HVAC vents and air handlers • Attics and crawl spaces • Window framesWarning signs • Musty odors • Condensation on windows • Peeling paint or bubbling drywall • Allergy symptoms indoors • Visible spottingHealth risks • Allergies and sinus irritation • Asthma flare-ups • Headaches and fatiguePrevention • Keep indoor humidity 45–55% • Run exhaust fans during/after use • Fix leaks immediately • Seal ducts and boots • Use dehumidifiers if needed • Regular inspectionsInsurance note • Mold covered only if caused by sudden, covered water damageFinal noteControl humidity early to prevent mold and avoid costly repairs.

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