- 24/7 Emergency Support
- Email: info@moldremovalremediation.ca
- Address:3973 Chesswood Drive, North York, ON M3J 2R8
Our mold remediation process begins with a detailed inspection to determine the source and severity of the mold problem. We use specialized equipment to locate moisture and hidden mold growth. Once identified, we set up containment zones to prevent cross-contamination, apply negative air pressure using HEPA filters, and begin the safe removal of affected materials. All mold is treated with eco-friendly, antimicrobial solutions, and the area is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. After remediation, we conduct air quality testing in Toronto and the surrounding areas to ensure your space is safe for occupancy.
During a professional mold inspection, our certified technicians perform a thorough visual assessment of your property, looking for visible signs of mold and water intrusion. We also use specialized equipment such as moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, and hygrometers to detect hidden mold and moisture behind walls, ceilings, and floors. Air and surface samples may be collected and sent to a third-party lab to identify the exact mold species. This step is crucial before beginning any remediation work and can help determine the extent of contamination. [Link to: Mold Inspection Page]
Indoor air quality testing helps identify lingering mold spores, allergens, and pollutants after a flood or mold issue. Even if visible mold has been removed, spores can remain airborne and circulate through your HVAC system. Our Toronto air quality testing services use spore traps and lab analysis to detect harmful particles that affect your health. Testing is recommended post-remediation, post-renovation, or if you experience persistent allergy symptoms. [Link to: Air Quality Testing Page]
Black mold removal requires specialized containment and cleaning protocols to prevent health risks and cross-contamination. In areas like bathrooms or attics where moisture is common, we first isolate the space with plastic barriers and use negative air machines with HEPA filtration. The mold is then carefully removed from surfaces or materials, and antimicrobial treatments are applied. For attics, we also address insulation and ventilation issues to prevent recurrence. [Link to: Mold Removal Page]
If your home was built before the 1990s, it’s important to test materials like ceiling tiles, drywall compound, insulation, floor tiles, and popcorn ceilings for asbestos before starting any renovations. Our certified asbestos testing team in Toronto safely collects samples and sends them to accredited labs for analysis. If asbestos is found, professional abatement is required to avoid exposure risks. [Link to: Asbestos Testing Page]
Thermal imaging allows us to identify temperature differences in building materials, which helps locate hidden moisture that often leads to mold growth. It’s a non-invasive way to detect potential mold behind walls, ceilings, or flooring—without causing any damage. Combined with moisture meters, this method improves the accuracy of inspections and ensures we find the true source of the problem. [Link to: Thermal Imaging Page]
After mold removal, it’s essential to thoroughly clean and disinfect the space to eliminate remaining spores, bacteria, or viruses. This is especially important in kitchens, bathrooms, healthcare facilities, or post-flood environments. We use hospital-grade disinfectants, ULV foggers, and HEPA vacuums to restore healthy indoor environments. Sanitization also complements air quality improvement efforts. [Link to: Sanitization & Disinfecting Page]
Yes, mold can grow in HVAC systems due to condensation and dust buildup. Mold in ducts spreads spores throughout your home, worsening indoor air quality. We offer safe mold remediation for HVAC systems, including duct cleaning, fogging with mold-killing agents, and HEPA filtration. This service is often paired with air quality testing to confirm a safe environment post-treatment. [Link to: Mold Removal or Air Quality Testing Page]
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