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    Macks Mold Removal is your local air quality specialist in Oakford. We use advanced technology to accurately assess your home’s air. Our detailed reports pinpoint potential problems, giving you the information you need to create a healthy and comfortable living environment.

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  • Inspection: We thoroughly examine your home for potential air quality issues.
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    Poor indoor air quality can affect your health and comfort. Macks Mold Removal offers comprehensive testing in Oakford to identify pollutants, allergens, and other contaminants. We’ll help you understand the results and recommend solutions to improve your home’s air quality. Call us at 215-431-4744.

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    The area of Bensalem Township was likely distinct by 1682 as it appears on the Holme Map, though not yet with a name. By 2 January 1685, the boundary was fixed between Bensalem and Philadelphia County along the Poquessing Creek. At the September session in 1692 of the Court of Bucks County, a jury of thirteen men was formed to define boundaries of divisions that had been created up to that time. The report submitted in December states that “All the lands between Neshamineh and Poquessin, and so to the upper side of Joseph Growden’s land in one and to be called ‘Salem.'” It thus appears that the first name of the township was ‘Salem’. The minutes of the Board of Property of the Province on 19 November 1701 at Philadelphia noted the name of the area as ‘Bensalem’. The population of the area was first a few Dutch and Swedes, then later a larger influx of English, and then additional Dutch settled the area.

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