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4 Signs A High-Rise Building Is Experiencing Air Quality Issues

4 Signs A High-Rise Building Is Experiencing Air Quality Issues

Poor air quality tends to go overlooked in high-rise buildings because it’s not something that you can actually see or qualify for without intervention from a certified professional. Without some...

How Does Improper Grading Around A Home Lead To Mold Problems

How Does Improper Grading Around A Home Lead To Mold Problems

Grading is an important consideration in how houses are built, as it determines how water will move should there be storm runoff, pipe breaks, seasonal melting or thawing, heavy precipitation, or any...

Can Asbestos Be Safely Left Alone In Certain Situations

Can Asbestos Be Safely Left Alone In Certain Situations

Identifying asbestos on your property can be extremely tricky. As a homeowner, you should be aware of the presence of this substance; however, you should never try to uncover asbestos yourself. This...

How to Prevent Mold from Getting Worse Before Remediation

How to Prevent Mold from Getting Worse Before Remediation

Mold is a much more time-sensitive issue than most property owners may realize. Once you experience any kind of water damage or leak, you have limited time to react before you have a full-blown mold...

What Can Odours Tell You About a Mold Infestation

What Can Odours Tell You About a Mold Infestation

Mold infestations are not always visible, but as they proliferate and spread, they release mycotoxins, which emit an odour that can be described as pungent. For many people, exposure to this odour is...

How Ice Dams Lead To Attic Mold

How Ice Dams Lead To Attic Mold

Ice dams occur on the attic and around roofs when snow and ice accumulate on the roof, and the heat causes the ice to melt and refreeze around its perimeter. The warmth radiating from the attic and...

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