Mould growth does not belong in a home or office environment. Mould growth and the resulting production of mould spores can reduce the quality of indoor air to such an extent that susceptible individuals may have serious health effects. Susceptible individuals are those with asthma, elderly, young children, immune compromised and some individuals who are just found to be more susceptible than others to the effects of mould spores.
Allergic reactions may happen immediately or develop after a period of time following a significant exposure to mould and mould spores. Symptoms may include sneezing, runny nose, coughing, wheezing, tearing and redness of the eyes and skin irritation or rash.
Our mould testing and investigation procedures are designed to fit the needs of our clients. We conduct an inspection of your home or office, looking for visible signs of water damage or mould growth. We also use precise moisture mapping to look for signs of moisture in building materials. We collect air and bulk mould samples, when necessary, for laboratory analysis.
The results of our findings and laboratory analysis are given to our clients in everyday terms and include general recommendations for mould remediation and improving overall air quality.
Mould spores can significantly impact air quality in your home or business environment. Our trained specialists conduct mould air sampling to determine the quantity and genus / type of airborne mould spores present in the area of concern. This information can be used to determine if further investigation is required or if air quality is within acceptable ranges. Our…
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Our mould testing and investigation procedures are designed to fit the needs of our clients. We conduct an inspection of your home or office, looking for visible signs of water damage or mould growth. We also use precise moisture mapping to look for signs of moisture in building materials. We collect air and bulk mould samples, when necessary, for…
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