Aspergillus
This mold often develops in warm and moist areas like walls, insulation, and air conditioning systems and can pose a health hazard, especially for individuals with weakened immune systems
Penicillium
Commonly found on decaying fabrics, wallpaper, carpets, and other damp surfaces, Penicillium thrives in moist, warm conditions, especially in areas that have experienced water damage
Cladosporium
Typically found in areas with high moisture levels, such as damp wood, carpets, and wet building materials, Cladosporium can grow on various surfaces and pose a risk of allergies and respiratory issues
Stachybotrys (Black Mold)
Known for producing harmful mycotoxins, Stachybotrys often grows on water-damaged building materials like drywall and insulation, presenting significant health risks
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