If your property has a mold problem, you need a licensed team to handle it safely. We manage the entire process from initial assessment through to final clearance testing.
Mold is a type of fungus that grows in damp environments. It reproduces through microscopic spores that travel through the air. When mold grows indoors, these spores can be inhaled, leading to serious health problems.
Mold exposure is particularly dangerous for people with allergies, asthma, or compromised immune systems. It can cause respiratory issues, allergic reactions, chronic coughing, and eye or skin irritation. In severe cases, prolonged exposure to certain types of mold has been linked to more serious health complications.
Where Is Mold Commonly Found?
Basements and crawl spaces with moisture issues
Bathrooms and kitchens with poor ventilation
Areas around leaking pipes or fixtures
Ceiling tiles and drywall affected by roof leaks
HVAC systems and ductwork with condensation
Window frames and walls with condensation buildup
Flooring and subfloors damaged by water
When Do You Need Mold Removal?
If your property has experienced water damage, flooding, or persistent moisture problems, mold growth is likely. Manitoba regulations require that mold contamination be properly addressed, especially in commercial buildings and multi-unit residential properties. Visible mold growth or musty odors that persist indicate a problem that needs professional remediation. Any mold-contaminated materials being disturbed during renovation work need to be handled by a licensed professional.
Our Process
How We Handle Mold Removal
We start with an assessment to identify mold growth and moisture sources in your property. From there, we develop a remediation plan, contain the work area, and safely remove and dispose of all mold-contaminated materials following provincial guidelines. Once the work is complete, we provide documentation confirming the area has been cleared.
