Why Our Mould Remediation Experts?

With over 25-years of experience and our strategic locations available 24/7/365, you can call on us anytime in case of an emergency.

Our mould remediation team responds fast and provide a safe working environment during your mould remediation process.

Better yet, before we leave we share maintenance tips with you to help you avoid future issues with mould.

We guarantee:

- Free mould inspection
- Eco-friendly cleaning materials
- Odour removal solutions
- Fungicidal protective coating application
- 100% mould elimination

Do You Need Mould Remediation And Mould Removal? Here's How To Identify Mould In Your Home

Mould is a dirty and dangerous germ that can thrive in dark places. You may have heard of it growing on surfaces like furniture or carpets, but this slimy fungus also likes moist environments - especially those found within your home!

What's The Problem With Mould?

When inhaled (or touched), its spores enter our bloodstream through tiny cuts skin cells. If we are exposed to mould in the long-term without getting rid of it, it'll damage both our physical home and body.

Check for mould: If you see water accumulating in the bathroom or near the sink, then there is a good chance that mould will grow. Additionally, if your basement/attic seems unusually humid and there are spots/stains on carpets as well. If these areas have been growing for some time it's easy to spot patches of slimy-looking growth from moulds which can lead them extensive damage beyond what simple cleaning might do alone!

Mould Smell: The musty or damp smell that's often present in closed dark areas is caused by hidden leaks, water accumulation and carpets/rugs which have stains. These smells can also come from bathrooms where there are leaky pipes or rusted plumbing fixtures for example. Mould will start to grow when you don't have enough light reaching your plants' roots since they need at least 12 hours of sunlight daily with temperatures between 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit (15 Celsius).

Crawl Space: Moisture in your crawl space is dangerous and can lead to mould growth. Unfortunately, it's not always easy for homeowners without professional experience with insulation or ventilation systems on their homes (or both) to notice that there might be an issue until they start experiencing problems like musty odours during certain times of the year; ceiling leaks which result from water seeping through the shingles onto underlying beams/construction paper before evaporating due this increased moisture levels; plus more obvious symptoms such us blackened walls below grade.

Health Issues: Has someone living with you been experiencing respiratory problems? If so, they could be reacting to mould and need an inspection of their home's air quality. One-third (34%) percent homeowners report having health issues due the presence of mouldy buildings or poor ventilation within one meter from them at night time when asleep during winter months ́(Upton 2013). This is because moisture condenses on cold surfaces leads to growths of the adverse microorganisms that can cause serious illnesses such as asthma attacks if inhaled by those who have preexisting vulnerabilities towards these toxins based off genetic makeup