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When excess moisture from the elements or unexpected flooding occurs, the wood in your home absorbs moisture and becomes vulnerable. When the wood absorbs too much moisture, mold and fungus can grow and proliferate. Mold has joined radon, asbestos and other hazardous material at the top of the health industry's list of home-related illnesses. Not only does it produce unsightly stains on household fabrics, damage your belongings, and create a musty, earthy odor in your home, it can also have a serious adverse affect on the health and well-being of your family. There are over 270 different species of mold living in homes, but it can take ten or more years for signs of mold to develop, so you may not notice any problems in a home you recently purchased.
Unfortunately, mold is not an issue that is easily washed away, as visible surface growths are often indications of a deeper, more ingrained dampness and rot. The long-term effects of mold and fungus on your health range from allergies and infections, to respiratory problems and in severe cases, death. Mold is also one of the most costly consequences of water damage. Huge repairs and maintenance expenditures can be incurred as moldy components must be removed as discarded. Insurance companies have clarified their policy-wording concerning mold-related damages so as to absolve them of payment duties or have introduced mold exclusions to their policies altogether, which may leave you and your family vulnerable to this hidden enemy.
Termites: Work 24/7 to destroy your home Termites can cause major structural damage to buildings and homes as they eat their way through wood fibers. They can go undetected for years, consuming the wood in your home without notice until the structure is severely damaged. The cost of termite damage is mind boggling as termites cause more than $1 billion in damage in U.S. homes each year. According to Pest Control Services, termites cause more damage than tornados, hail storms, windstorms and hurricanes combined. The termites can infest almost every part of your home, including your backyard. They are like your worst houseguests: they arrive univited, overstay their welcome and they never, ever stop eating. ![]() Getting rid of termites can be expensive. They depreciate the value of your home and threaten the health of your family and neighbors. The best defense against termites is turn away these univited guests with Bluwoodsouth's Perfect Barrier System. It is guaranteed to protect your home against mold, rot fungi and wood ingesting insects, including termites.
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| Protection for your most important investment: your family Bluwoodsouth Protection ![]() Bluwood is a factory applied, two-part coating sysytem developed by a team of highly respected chemists. The first part is Bluwood's infusion Film. The state-of-the-are Infusion Film, when applied, totally encapsulates wood components to form a water-repellant, semi-vapor permeable film, which controls the moisture absorption capabilities of wood while allowing moisture vapor to escape from within. The wood continues to breathe, which helps to contain normal moisture levels; the film itself is specially formulated to resist mold fungus growth on the cured film surface. The second part is Bluwoodsouth's Perfect Barrier DOT Wood Preservative, a proven fungicide and insecticide, providing exceptional protection from rot fungi and wood ingesting insects, including termites. A cost effective solution Homeowners want to protect themselves and their investment when building or renovating their house. Weather, scheduling conflicts and other unforeseeable delays leave the building materials susceptible to excessive moisture which can lead to mold and insect infestation. By choosing Bluwoodsouth, homeowners and builders can protect their materials before, during and after construction. Bluwood protects against replacing damaged inventory, construction delays and costly clean up and goes a long way towards protecting the investment you have made in your house. |
| A Lifetime of Security Bluwoodsouth offers you the security of a Lifetime Limited Warrany For most homeowners, their homes represents their most important investment and tangible asset. To ensure that the wood components utilized in the building of their home are protected from mold fungus growth, rot fungi and wood-ingesting insect infestation, homeowners should specify that all of the structural components be coated with Bluwoodsouth's factory applied two-part infusion film and Perfect Barrier DOT Wood Preservative coating system. Only then can they be assured that their wood components are protected from potentially costly and damaging problems before, during and after construction.
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| Frequently Asked Questions What is Bluwood? Bluwood is the trademarked name of a propietary, two-part wood treatment product that is guaranteed to protect wood products from mold, fungus growth and wood-ingesting insects, like termites. Where is Bluwood used? Bluwood can be used in all of the wood framing components of a residential or commercial structure including the roof, wall and floor systems, structural lumber, plywood, OSB, sub-floor panel, engineered wood products, truss products, moldings and trim boards. Why is the wood blue? Bluwood's distinctive color is a visible assurance that the complete surface of the processed wood components have been coated with Bluwood's two-part protection technology. What does Bluwood protect against? Bluwood provides protection for all wood components used in an above-ground covered structure framing package from mold fungus growth, uncontrolled moisture absorption, rot fungi and wood-ingesting insects, including termites. How long will Bluwood last? Bluwood forms a unique bond with wood and its protective shield has a Lifetime Limited transferable warranty. What kind of wood can Bluwood be applied to? This factory application is designed to protect a wide variety of wood species and components including: air or kiln dried, soft and hardwood lumber for framing and structural components, deck, sheathing, and sub-flooring panels, as well as, engineered wood products. Does this affect the wood or make it more difficult to work with? Bluwood components are handled, nailed, sawed, painted and adhered the same as untreated wood components. How does Bluwood affect metal? Does it smell bad? Bluwood coated wood components are non-corrosive to metal fasteners/plates and contribute no additional gassing or odor to wood components. Once Bluwood is applied, when will it start to work? The reaction with wood is immediate. Bluwood will uniquely protect building components form weather before and during construction, as well as, after the structure is completed. Is Bluwood harmful to the environment? No, Bluwood is listed in the GreenSpecTM Directory and qualifies for use in Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) structures. Where can I get Bluwood? If you're a homeowner, request Bluwood products be used to build or renovate your home. If you are a builder, please contact Bear Shelton at 706-394-0097, or email us at bluwood@bluwoodsouth.com |