The Damaging Effects of Mould
Mould can cause structural damage to both commercial and residential properties. It can grow on drywall, ceiling tiles, HVAC systems, carpets, and insulation. If left unchecked, mould can severely impact the health of building occupants. Some types of mould, such as toxic black mould, can cause serious health issues. Therefore, prompt mould removal is necessary to prevent further damage.
Why Choose Professional Mould Removal?
Mould spores can become airborne once disturbed, making it even more difficult to contain the problem. Attempting to remove mould without professional help can exacerbate the situation. For significant mould infestations, especially black mould, hiring professionals ensures thorough and effective cleanup. Professionals use advanced techniques and specialized equipment to eliminate harmful mould. Additionally, taking swift action can prevent a minor issue from escalating into a larger, more expensive problem.
FAQ
A musty or mouldy odour often indicates the presence of mould, which typically appears thicker than mildew.
Mould thrives on wet or damp surfaces indoors, such as ceiling tiles, carpets, insulation, wood, and drywall.
Mould can start growing within 48 hours after a flood or any other form of water damage.
If mould issues are significant, especially with black mould, it’s best to call in professionals for thorough and safe cleanup. Health Canada recommends using a qualified technician for areas larger than three square metres.
Professionals first eliminate the water source, then implement rapid drying techniques, followed by the use of advanced mould removal products and equipment.
Early water damage restoration and ensuring proper ventilation are key steps in preventing mould growth.
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