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How to Prevent Mold Growth in High-Humidity Areas

Posted on Sep 12, 2024

Mold growth can be a nuisance in your home. Mold growth can occur relatively rapidly, and before you notice, your home can become completely covered. It can damage your walls, floors, ceilings, and appliances, resulting in the items being replaced or repaired. Mold growth can also seriously impact your health and that of your family. Mold spores...

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Why Toronto’s Climate Makes Mold Inspection a Necessity for Homeowners

Posted on Aug 30, 2024

Toronto's climate is just as varied as the city itself, from hot and humid summers to cold and damp winters. While variety in weather certainly contributes to the charm of living in Toronto, it also brings with it difficulties, mainly in relation to maintaining a healthy home. Perhaps one of the biggest problems in this area for any homeowner...

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The Benefits of Chemical Testing When Moving to a New Property

Posted on Aug 28, 2024

Buying a new home could be one of the greatest successes in one's life, but one should confirm that the new space they intend to occupy is safe and healthy for them and their loved ones. One of the most overlooked areas in ensuring that a home is safe is chemical testing. This is the process of identifying hazardous substances in your new...

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Tips for Successful Home Mold Removal in Toronto

Posted on Aug 19, 2024

Mold is more than just an aesthetic problem in your home; it's actually a serious health hazard that needs to be addressed immediately. Where it is humid, and building constructions are older, like in Toronto, mold can get out of hand if not appropriately addressed. This article offers useful insights into how to efficiently deal with mold in a...

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When is a Designated Substance Survey a Requirement?

Posted on Aug 15, 2024

It is very important to know what hazardous materials exist or are present within a facility to ensure safety and compliance within the work environment. In simpler words, a designated substance survey is the identification of hazardous substances like asbestos, lead, and silica found within a building which might pose a high risk to the health and...

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What is Making You Sick in Your Home?

Posted on Aug 12, 2024

It is estimated that indoor air is two to five times more polluted compared to outdoor air. This fact brings to light the very much ignored but dangerous problem of indoor air pollution and how it affects our health. The quality of air breathed in inside the homes and offices thus affects the health of an individual, with 90% of one's life in...

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Warning Signs Your Toronto Home Needs an Air Quality Test for Mold

Posted on Jul 26, 2024

Mold removal in Toronto is needed more frequently than many homeowners realize. Because infestations can grow out of sight at the start, its presence can be a challenge for the average person to identify without the involvement of a company offering home quality air test and mold removal services. Identifying and eliminating mold with expert help...

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How Mold Negatively Affects HVAC Systems in Burlington

Posted on Jul 19, 2024

Imagine your home in Burlington, in a calm and peaceful neighborhood. Though it may seem like all is good, something can harm the home and its residents: mold. It starts in a small area, but over time, it will grow without you knowing it, spreading through the HVAC systems and contaminating the entirety of the home. Mold thrives on moisture,...

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The Impact of Attic Mold Removal on Home Value and Resale Potential

Posted on Jul 17, 2024

Your home’s value relies heavily on several factors, including location, size, and condition. Of all things, attic mold can significantly impact the condition of your home. Not only does it impose a structural risk to the building, but a health risk as well. Structural damage to your home can and will deter potential buyers as it indicates...

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Understanding Asbestos Laws and Regulations

Posted on Jul 15, 2024

Asbestos used to be known as a useful fibrous material that was meant to strengthen, insulate, and fireproof materials. Now it is renowned for being extremely toxic and causing a multitude of debilitating diseases. Over the years, there has been a multitude of research conducted on asbestos, and the general conclusion was that it was no longer safe...

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