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Would a House Built in 1985 Have Asbestos in Canada?
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...
How a Designated Substance Survey Protects Contractors from Unexpected Asbestos Exposure
When starting a renovation, demolition, or construction project in Ontario, the government mandates that a designated substance survey (DSS) report be submitted. This assessment is more than just a...
How Asbestos-Containing Pipes Pollute Your Home's Air
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....
How Spring Makes Attic Mold Worse
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...
How Mold Growth Can Have a Negative Impact on Air Quality
Mold is a notoriously sneaky contaminant that can enter your residential or commercial property without your knowledge. In fact, in most cases, there is always some level of mold indoors because the...
How Indoor Air Quality Testing Can Help Pinpoint Hidden Mold Growth in Your Toronto Home
Mold is not an easy contaminant for the average homeowner in Toronto to detect. Every space is susceptible to mold to some degree, and at low levels, the microscopic fungal particles are not a threat...
