Can Indoor Air Quality Be Poor Even When a Home Smells Clean?
A clean smell is not proof of clean air. Carbon monoxide and radon are odourless, while fine particles, some volatile organic compounds, excess carbon dioxide, and airborne biological material may not...
6 Odours That Are a Sign You Need Air Quality Testing
Cooking odours or a wet towel smell fade on their own, but a scent that keeps coming back no matter how much you clean usually points to something happening inside the walls, floors, or ductwork...
How Basement Flooding Affects Air Quality in Mississauga
Basement flooding affects air quality because water can soak into drywall, flooring, insulation, framing, and stored belongings, creating damp conditions where mold can grow and release spores into...
What Indoor Air Issues Can Make a Burlington Home Feel Damp or Musty?
A damp and musty feeling inside your home is typically more than a comfort issue; it can quickly become an indoor air quality issue. Homeowners in Burlington who have noticed increased humidity in...
Not Getting a Restful Sleep? Your Air Quality Might Be The Culprit
Failing to get a restful sleep on a regular basis may not be the fault of your mattress or bed setup. Air quality often goes overlooked as the culprit behind poor sleep quality. Poor indoor air...
How Post-Removal Air Testing Ensures Your Home Is Safe
Asbestos is widely known for its negative impacts on the environment and human health, to the point where the material is now completely banned in Ontario. Given its toxicity, many home and property...