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When is Aggressive Air Sampling Used After Asbestos Removal in Toronto

Posted on May 15, 2025

When a property, residential or commercial, was constructed around 1985 or the mid-to-late 20th century, it’s essential to consider whether the property could have been built or renovated with asbestos-containing materials. If the mineral was used in an indoor environment, asbestos removal is a crucial step to ensuring a safe indoor space....

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Would a House Built in 1985 Have Asbestos in Canada?

Posted on May 05, 2025

Your home is meant to be a space where you know that you are always safe. You and your family should be able to experience peace and relaxation. However, it can be challenging to relax in a home that potentially contains asbestos. Asbestos was a popular material used in various construction projects in Canada, particularly in the 1980s and earlier....

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How Thermal Scanning Can Reveal Hidden Moisture Problems That Cause Mold

Posted on Apr 28, 2025

Moisture is one of the most dangerous intruders in a commercial or residential property. Because it’s not always identifiable immediately upon its intrusion, moisture often has time to settle, causing damage and attracting mold spores. When undetected leaks, moisture intrusion, or trapped humidity accumulate behind walls and ceilings, it can...

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3 Ways Mold-Contaminated Insulation Can Ruin Your Indoor Air Quality

Posted on Apr 18, 2025

Insulation is an important building material in both residential and commercial properties because of its ability to regulate indoor temperatures and reduce energy consumption. High-performance insulation in your attic, building envelope, crawl spaces, and exterior walls is key to reducing utility costs and maintaining indoor comfort. However,...

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How Asbestos-Containing Pipes Pollute Your Home’s Air

Posted on Apr 10, 2025

Asbestos was used in the mid-1980s in many construction materials to enhance the durability and performance of essential building materials. Pipe wrap and insulation were commonly made with asbestos. Today, those applications that still exist are at risk of polluting homes and indoor spaces, eventually resulting in asbestos exposure. To learn more...

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Why Your Home Still Smells Musty After DIY Mold Removal

Posted on Apr 02, 2025

Mold removal in Toronto is about more than what infestations are visible on surfaces. Mold is known for attacking porous surfaces and organic building materials, where it seeps in and becomes more difficult to detect without professional tools like air quality testing in Toronto and the expertise of seasoned inspection professionals. When you use...

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How Can You Detect Invisible Mold?

Posted on Mar 27, 2025

Mold is a sneaky but serious threat to your health and home. While visible mold is easy to spot, hidden mold is possibly much more dangerous, spreading unseen behind walls, under floorboards, and in ducts. If left unnoticed, it will damage the building and cause illnesses such as respiratory disease, allergies, and even long-term illness. Due to...

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How Spring Makes Attic Mold Worse

Posted on Mar 24, 2025

Many homeowners will experience mold at least once in their lifetime. Mold is most commonly found in attics or areas that have suffered from leaks or water damage. What homeowners may not realize is that mold can actually worsen during the spring months. Spring is a very transitional season filled with significant temperature fluctuations and...

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Should You Cover Old Asbestos Flooring?

Posted on Mar 14, 2025

Asbestos flooring was once widely used in residential homes and businesses because it is resistant to fire and very durable. When people became more aware of the health dangers associated with asbestos, controls were enacted to restrict its application. If you have older asbestos flooring on your property, you might be wondering if covering it up...

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