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That loose, pebble-like insulation in your Bellingham or Whatcom County attic could be Zonolite — and most of it is contaminated with asbestos from a single Montana mine. Here's how to identify it safely and what to do next.

Bellingham's mild, damp marine climate is a year-round invitation for mold. From crawlspaces in Edgemoor to bathrooms in Fairhaven rentals, here's why our homes are so vulnerable — and the practical fixes that actually work in Whatcom County.

Many homes across Bellingham, Lynden, Ferndale, and the rest of Whatcom and Skagit County still carry lead-based paint. If you have young children — or you're planning to remodel — here's what every Pacific Northwest homeowner should know.

Before any renovation or demolition that disturbs asbestos in Whatcom, Skagit, or Island County, you'll need to deal with the Northwest Clean Air Agency. Here's how the notification process actually works, what it costs, and how Bellingham homeowners stay compliant.

From historic Fairhaven craftsmans to mid-century ramblers in Sehome and Lake Whatcom, asbestos hides in materials Bellingham homeowners walk past every day. Here's where it lives, when it's dangerous, and how Whatcom County rules actually work.

Owner Corey Packwood joined Mary Kay Robinson on KGMI's Whatcom Report to talk about the asbestos, mold, and other hazards lurking in older Bellingham and Pacific Northwest homes — and what Whatcom County homeowners can do about them.