Mould Remediation

Restoring healthy indoor environments

If you’ve experienced water damage or humid conditions and suspect that you have mold somewhere within your property, allow our mold-remediation specialists to evaluate the source and extent of the mold growth. We will identify and perform the appropriate remediation steps necessary to quickly restore healthy indoor environment.

Visible mould growth

Discoloured spots or streaks with fuzzy, velvety, or slimy texture can be common signs of mould.

Musty odours

A musty or damp smell is a sign that mould is present but may not be visible.

Water damage or leaks

Water damage or leaks provide the necessary moisture, combined with warmth and organic matter, for mold spores to thrive.

Health issues

You or someone in your home or business is experiencing worsened or unexplained health issues, such as allergies, asthma, respiratory problems, or headaches.

Steps to Take if You Suspect Mould

Mold can be hard to identify, but if you suspect your property has mold or mildew (a type of mold), it’s crucial to act fast.

  • Find the source: If you can identify the source of the moisture creating the conditions to support mold growth, take steps to stop it. If you cannot find the source or need help addressing the issue, we can assist you.
  • Get a report: To begin the mold remediation process, you may need a report from an Industrial Hygienist, Mould Assessor or Environmental Consultant. They will be able to verify the genome and species of mold and the extent of the growth.
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First Onsite Mould Remediation Process

Mold remediation refers to removing mold, disinfecting, and restoring affected areas. Our teams bring decades of experience and adhere to strict industry practices and regulations on every mold remediation job.

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Eliminate the source
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Eliminate the source

We will first address the cause of the mould and make any necessary repairs. This may involve fixing a leak, addressing a plumbing issue or correcting a ventilation problem.

Contain the mould
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Contain the mould

It is vital to contain the affected area to prevent the spread of mold spores. This step may involve sealing off the area with plastic sheeting or other materials and establishing negative air pressure within the enclosure to prevent mold spores from escaping the work area.

Remove the mould
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Remove the mould

Once mold is contained, it can be removed using specialized cleaning products and techniques. This may involve scraping or sanding the moldy surfaces or using a chemical agent to kill the mold.

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Clean and apply disinfectant

After removing the mold, we thoroughly clean and apply an appropriate disinfectant to the area, eliminating any remaining mold spores.

Repair any damage
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Repair any damage

The final step in the process is to repair all existing damage from the source or damage caused by mould growth. The repair process may involve replacing drywall, repainting surfaces or replacing damaged materials.

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The Benefit of Hiring a Mould and Mildew Remediation Partner

Safety is a significant concern during mold removal; it’s essential to take precautions to avoid the spread of mold spores. Improper techniques or incomplete remediation by untrained people can lead to unhealthy indoor air quality, future regrowth, and damage to the structure.  Ensuring safe removal and minimizing additional risks requires the experience of a professional team with the proper training and equipment to effectively eliminate the threat of future regrowth and further damage.

We call on decades of experience and strict adherence to regulations, standards, and guidelines to make the mould and mildew remediation process effective and efficient. If you suspect mould or mildew within your property, contact our emergency call centre. It’s available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our services are available to you at any time. See our coverage map here.

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REDUCE YOUR DOWNTIME WITH A PRE-LOSS PLAN

Creating a disaster response plan allows us to respond even more quickly and effectively. By meeting with you before any damage occurs, our teams can familiarize themselves with your property, identify important points of concern, and develop a customized plan tailored to your facility’s unique requirements. This preplanning helps us to equip you with the necessary resources to react rapidly when the need arises.

  • Create a response plan for any disaster
  • Establish a point of contact dedicated to you
  • Speed up response time and the restoration process as well as reduce the amount of downtime
  • Access to resources like storm preparation tips and information sessions

Let us help you prepare for the unexpected

When disaster strikes, knowing what to expect can make a world of difference. Discover what our specialists have to say about preparing for disaster, expediting recovery, and everything in between. We’re here to help, always.

FAQs

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold growth, repairing any damage caused by the mold, and preventing future mold growth. It’s important to have mold removed by professionals to ensure thorough cleaning and prevention of future growth. It’s necessary because mold can be harmful to the health of anyone within your building or home while also damaging the integrity of the building materials.

We use a variety of techniques to identify mould growth, including a visual inspection, air and surface sampling and moisture testing. We’ll determine the type of mould present, the extent of the growth, and develop a plan to remove it safely and effectively.

During mould remediation, safety is a top priority, and our professionals wear personal protective equipment to prevent exposure to mould spores. It’s critical to hire a restoration company with trained and certified professionals who follow industry-standard safety procedures to safely restore your property.

To prevent future mold growth, it’s important to address any moisture issues in the property such as preventing water leaks, ensuring proper ventilation, and controlling humidity levels. We can provide guidance on how to prevent future mold growth and develop a prevention plan specific to your property.

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