u/Fearless-Animal5446

Do i need to worry about brain worms or what

I'm looking for a company to come service/likely replace old galvanized well pump pipes. My water is very rusty looking and i think this is at least the majority of the issue. I've contacted one company (a well company) so far and they said they can come out and look/do the job but that they charge for drive time and didn't offer an estimate. They installed the system originally so it seems they'd know what the situation calls for.

They might be perfectly great but I'm looking for other companies to compare or at least get an estimate.

The curt and somewhat confusing response I got from the original company is what is prompting this.

Also, should I only be contacting companies that deal with wells? Or would a residential plumber also handle this?

Thanks

I'm looking for a company to come service/likely replace old galvanized well pump pipes. My water is very rusty looking and i think this is at least the majority of the issue. I've contacted one company (a well company) so far and they said they can come out and look/do the job but that they charge for drive time and didn't offer an estimate. They installed the system originally so it seems they'd know what the situation calls for.

They might be perfectly great but I'm looking for other companies to compare or at least get an estimate.

The curt and somewhat confusing response I got from the original company is what is prompting this.

Also, should I only be contacting companies that deal with wells? Or would a residential plumber also handle this?

Thanks

We purchased a home a year ago that has consistently grown mold very easily.

We thought the issue was mostly because it is on an uninsulated slab and it is pretty humid here. So we thought it was mostly condensation issues because the slab is so cold.

Now we are realizing that our attic is not venting properly, so it is a hot pocket of air that is greatly adding to the problem

I've cleaned the ridge vent from the outside (broom) and inside (leaf blower) so that I can see some sunlight coming through the mesh at the ridge.

BUT I do not believe the soffits are intaking air properly. The vent channels are very small, thin styrofoam that seem like they might be compressed and improperly sized in the first place.

https://imgur.com/a/rTuM0zo

My roof, although not in great shape, does not quite yet need replacing.

Can ventilation channels be placed while the roof is still in place? If so, what kind of company could do this? I spoke with a roofing company today and they don't do this service but I'm not sure if this is the norm.

Please point out if I'm misunderstanding something in this situation. I'm not an expert, I just know I don't want a moldy house.

EDIT:

Most of the mold growth is in the living space. We have also found some mold on the paper side of the insulation in contact with the top of the ceiling.

We recently bought this camper and there is a slightly soft spot in the ceiling that corresponds with this spot on the roof. I can feel that it has gotten wet and so the covering is kinda bubbling up but there is only one smallish soft spot. I've scraped the caulk off of this in hopes that re caulking will take care of the water intrusion issue.

I know that I need to clean it better, I have only dry brushed it so far. Is it necessary to clean it with denatured alcohol? I am planning on using dicor ultra sealant self-leveling caulk.

I tried to photograph where the plastic lip comes up. It's full of caulk and I couldnt get it all out. Is it necessary to unscrew it and make a clearer slate? I was hoping a generous application would cover it just fine.

We've had it parked inside for a couple of months now so I believe it is all dried out.

Am I on the right track? Any glaring problems?

I appreciate any feedback. I'm a complete newbie.