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Comparing Your Building Materials' Mold Resistance
Your building materials are susceptible to mold, and it often happens out of your day-to-day. Most construction materials have the qualities that contaminants like mold spores attract, making you...
Designated Substance or Air Quality Testing: Which Do You Need?
Indoor environmental safety is becoming increasingly important to property owners. The one issue with air pollutants and designated substances is that, most of the time, they are not always visible to...
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...
Is Asbestos Testing Necessary Before Renovations?
Renovating your home is an exciting project, but it has some hidden dangers, especially if you own a pre-1990s home. One of the major concerns is asbestos, which was commonly used to insulate homes,...
How to Tell If Your Popcorn Ceiling Contains Asbestos
Popcorn ceilings have been a common trend in the construction of homes in the past, but many homeowners today are concerned about the possible components within the popcorn finish.
Why Some Homes Keep Getting Mold No Matter How Often You Clean
Understanding why mold persists can help you keep growth at bay for good. Reach out to the InterNACHI-certified home inspectors at Inch by Inch Inspections today to book indoor air quality testing and...
