Posted in Air Quality, on July 18, 2022
Radon gas is colourless, odourless, and is found in homes across Ontario. As uranium breaks down deep underground, it produces radon gas. This gas moves towards the surface and gets sucked into our homes' basement and lower levels, collecting in dangerous and harmful levels.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on July 11, 2022
When we try to improve our health, we usually focus on what we put in our bodies, like food, supplements, or medicines. But there’s another critical element that should be factored into our health: the air we breathe. Indoor air quality testing is the best way to measure indoor air quality and assess its impact on our health as well as the people around us.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on June 20, 2022
Most of us look for mold in the obvious places: the bathroom, attic, or basement. But the rooms that test positive during a mold inspection in Toronto might surprise you! At SafeAir, we’ve seen mold growing in every room of the house, and helped countless families discover hidden mold growth during mold testing in Toronto. So what are the top unexpected places for mold growth, and why does it happen?
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on June 07, 2022
With summer comes a higher proportion of days with a poor air quality index. While outdoor pollution tends to grab the biggest headlines, it's indoor air quality that most of us should be concerned about. Indoor air quality testing with SafeAir is the easiest and most effective way to test your indoor air quality for hidden pollutants and allergens
Read MorePosted in Mold, on May 17, 2022
Mold inspection in Toronto is a proactive and reliable service that SafeAir has offered for over a decade. Everyday household activities can raise the risk of mold growth in your home, creating an unsafe living environment. Mold testing in Toronto can reveal the subtle clues or risk factors related to indoor mold growth and let you get ahead of the curve.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on May 06, 2022
SafeAir’s air quality testing services can help you clean up your indoor environment and uncover hidden problems - like mold growth - in your home. A clean and fresh indoor environment is the first step to having a healthy lifestyle.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on April 12, 2022
At SafeAir, we have over a decade of experience helping families test for mold, radon, asbestos, VOCs, and other indoor air quality issues. Beyond professional testing (which we always recommend), here are five different accessories you can purchase to help support a healthy, safe living environment.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on April 01, 2022
While mold spores are everywhere, the indoor environment concentrates and amplifies their effects, making mold especially hazardous to our health. Mold inspection in Toronto is the best way to test for mold indoors because it can find hidden mold infestations and identify the causes of future infestations. At SafeAir, we’ve been helping families eliminate household mold growth in Toronto for over a decade. Here are some of the most common causes of mold growth in GTA area homes.
Read MorePosted in Mold, on March 18, 2022
One of the first signs of indoor mold growth is the smell. Mold’s recognizable, musty odour is the most common trigger for mold inspection in Toronto. At SafeAir, we’ve walked into countless homes, attics, and basements and had our noses alert us to mold before we’ve even pulled out the tools for mold testing in Toronto. But the smell isn’t the only warning sign you might experience, and it’s not always present. Today, we’ll explain what mold smells like and why early detection is the key to a safe and healthy home.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on March 03, 2022
Have you moved recently? Are you sleeping poorly or worried about the amount of dust accumulated in your home? If so, SafeAir can help with a quick indoor air quality test! Many common but difficult-to-diagnose issues like allergies, poor sleep, and skin problems often originate from poor indoor air quality. Services like mold inspection in Toronto can identify spores and pinpoint areas with high humidity or reduced airflow that might lead to future infestations.
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