There are certainly companies that will try to tell you that they can spray a biocide on the mold and kill it and they are right.

Matter of fact, it was really jarring to me.

I remember seeing somewhere about spraying foam between the joists but I don't think that would help the sound from the running around.

Will spray-painted walls look any different?

Use melamine home dept aint and a auto spray gun if possible. replace anything broken it will be hidden by paint.Appliances: USEDTile: Now I paint them and just get the cheapest money can buy, even mismatched colors.

I didn't see them in action, so I don't know if they sprayed it on or painted it on, but it's actually very attractive now.

After the moisture problem is fixed, a mold remediation company can essentially clean the joists to remove the surface mold and then spray with an anti microbial solution to help prevent it from coming back.

We have been through a few renovations of older buildings (1937 would not even be considered middle aged around here) with {live edged} planked sheathing - some balloon framed, some more similar to modern construction.In your situation, I would take the entire wall section back to the studs and outside sheathing and use a closed cell spray foam insulation {if budget allowed, I might take the entire side of the house or entire house back to the studs}.

Mix vinegar and water in new disposable bug spray 70 water 30 v.

THEN get the pest control people in to spray that unit....did the pest control people spray that particular unit as well?