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6 Common Types of Mold in Homes

Posted in Mold, on July 06, 2020

Different kinds of mold can present itself in different ways in the home. Hiring the right mold inspection company in Toronto can help determine the cause of the mold, what kind it is, and how to properly exterminate it.

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7 Signs of Mold Illness

Posted in Mold, on July 03, 2020

Mold symptoms are often very similar to cold and flu symptoms. That's why air quality testing in Toronto is important to help determine if mold is present in your home.

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Summer Mold Prevention Tips

Posted in Mold, on June 18, 2020

Mold can begin to grow within 48 hours when it’s exposed to the right conditions, which summer brings in abundance. Warm, stable temperatures, and an increase in water, whether from rain, activity, or accidents are a common feature of summer days.

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How to Prevent Mold in Carpets

Posted in Mold, on September 30, 2019

Mold can grow in carpets if the carpet gets wet and remains wet for more than 3 to 4 days. Carpet may be dry to the touch on top, however, the underlayment may be wet. There are many ways a carpet can get wet. There could be a roof leak, window leak, plumbing leak, appliance or tub overflow, basement foundation leak as well as steam cleaning that could introduce moisture into a carpet. No matter how the carpet got wet, time is ticking and the type of mold can have serious health implications.

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Carpet Steam Cleaning and Mold Growth

Posted in Mold, on July 25, 2019

Did you know that steam cleaning your carpet can lead to a mold growth issue in your home? Did you also know that there may be enough mold growth build-up in your carpet that your air quality may be negatively affected?

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Can Odours in a Home Affect the Indoor Air Quality?

Posted in Mold, on February 20, 2019

Odours in a home can be an indicator of either a small indoor air quality issue or a more serious one that can affect the health of the occupants.Odours are like symptoms of an issue such as a runny nose is an indicator you have a cold. Odours can also indicate a more serious issue such as a hidden mould growth problem or a chemical off-gassing issue or VOC’s. A detailed indoor air quality assessment can help determine the source of the odour and can provide you with a healthier home. Before having an indoor air quality assessment performed, some of the obvious culprits should be investigated. 

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Is Your Air Conditioner Making You Sick?

Posted in Mold, on September 04, 2018

While summer doesn’t officially end until September 22nd, the hot and humid weather we’ve been having this year is likely to continue for a while, which means we aren’t going to be turning off our air conditioners any time soon.

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