The heating is provided by circulating hot water and 2 fans that push the hot air from the radiator inside the room.

But I believe I had success because we left nothing up in the air.

I just wanted to clear the air here since on BP anyone can take pot shots, and as we know there are a lot of newbies on this site that really have no clue as to what they are doing.

I'm Neil Hicks, and I'm about 18 months (and a year in Afghanistan...) away from retiring after spending a long time in the US Air Force.

In the air about using a property manager, or not. any words of wisdom are welcome...Thanks all...

The good ones are several hundred dollars, but can pull gallons of water out of the air every hour.Hope you get the problem resolved!

I have never dealt with mold before but doing some research all I need is:- Wear protective gear- demo the affected walls (the ones not dry)- Moldicide + vacuum it all and not use bleach(I don't have any air ducts so one less thing to worry about)- Wait a few days, look for mold and if none put back the dry wallsI can do it all by myself no?

The updraft now blows into some new ducts in the attic and uses the crawl-space ducts as the air inlet.

We're an Air Force family in the UK and have purchased 3 properties from here, sight unseen.

I got you. yea, that's exactly what it sounds like. he's sending the guy contractual numbers with a ton of figures in the air.