Posted in Mold, on March 04, 2025
If you’ve recently had a mold problem at home, SafeAir recommends having follow-up indoor air quality testing. Inactive mold spores can linger in a home’s indoor air environment and be accidentally carried to other floors or rooms of the house; too small to see with the naked eye, professional mold inspection in Toronto can sense these spores and alert you to areas that may need mold prevention or more in-depth investigation.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on February 25, 2025
Just like with physical health, early detection and preventative measures can significantly improve your home’s health and safety. Mold can strike during any season - even winter! - and affects century homes dwellings just as often as new condos.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on February 10, 2025
Mold colonies can be invisible for months, even as common signs and symptoms are present in indoor air quality. Recognizing these signs for what they are, however, isn’t always easy for homeowners, leading to misdiagnoses, expensive “solutions,” or unnecessary worry. SafeAir’s professional mold inspection in Toronto is a treatment that works!
Read MorePosted in Mold, on September 09, 2024
One of the best ways to detect mold in your home is through air quality testing in Toronto. The SafeAir team has over a decade of experience helping homeowners find the hidden or invisible causes of poor air quality in their homes. Mold inspection in Toronto is a science-led way to discover mold colonies and identify problem areas in your home, especially in basements, where air quality can suffer for several common reasons.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on June 12, 2024
The impact of mold growth on indoor air quality cannot be understated — it’s a pervasive issue that affects, to some extent, almost every home we visit. But the good news is that solutions are within reach and, caught early, won’t break the budget either. In today’s article, the SafeAir team will share how mold impacts indoor air quality and why you should consider air quality testing this spring.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on April 10, 2024
A primary duty of a landlord is to keep their property in a good state of repair, which in Ontario means preventing and removing mold growth. At SafeAir, we’ve helped thousands of property managers and landlords root out toxic mold through mold inspections in Toronto. Mold spores can be detected during air quality testing even when the infestation is invisible or hidden behind walls or flooring. If you’re a landlord in Ontario, here’s what we think you need to know about mold.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on March 27, 2024
Health starts from within but can significantly be affected by your environment. That's why we recommend mold inspection in Toronto for clients wishing to refresh their homes and enjoy healthy air. To learn more about air quality inspection or how mold affects your home, contact the SafeAir team today.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on July 18, 2023
Mold can grow year-round in the air-conditioned environments of our homes, but you might have noticed that it grows particularly well during the summer months. At SafeAir, we perform more air quality testing in Toronto during the summer and autumn because the heat and humidity that descends on Southern Ontario creates the ideal conditions for mold growth.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on July 11, 2023
Mold is known to cause physical problems, like discolouration, staining, softened wood, and damaged drywall. But you might be surprised that during a mold inspection in Toronto, the most considerable effect is usually on air quality. At SafeAir, our environmental inspections in Toronto generally pick up on a baseline level of mold spores in most homes and businesses.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on May 25, 2023
Mold may not have legs like mice, but it can move through your home just as quickly, affecting your home air quality and causing damage to your structure and health. SafeAir offers air quality testing in Toronto to help homeowners concerned about mold infestations discover emergent or established colonies — and help prevent them too.
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