A Village Built at a Road and Rail Crossing
Fraser has almost no recorded history before 1851, when the Detroit Erin Plank Road Company began building Utica Road through the area, followed by an 1858 rail depot on what is still called Depot Road. The village incorporated in 1894, and the city followed in 1956, meaning the original crossroads core is meaningfully older than most of the construction surrounding it today.
Older Core Ventilation, Newer Ring Construction
Homes near Fraser's original Depot Road crossroads were built with attic and crawl-space ventilation practices common before the city's 1956 incorporation, which differ from the vapor-barrier standards used in the newer construction built up around that core since.
Mold Remediation in Fraser
What to Flag Before a Fraser Assessment
Note whether your home sits near Fraser's original Depot Road crossroads core or in the newer construction built up around it since 1956 -- it changes what ventilation standard a technician should expect.