Mold remediation
Removal of contaminated materials and clean-up after water damage or leaks.
Where mold grows
Mold develops where moisture lingers: poorly dried water damage, leaks, condensation. It can cause irritation and respiratory problems. Affected porous materials are removed without spreading spores, and the moisture source is corrected so it does not come back.
- Drywall and insulation after water damage
- Basements and crawl spaces
- Poorly ventilated attics
- Bathrooms and exterior walls
- Floors and subfloors
Why hire a specialist
- 01
Contaminated porous materials (drywall, insulation, carpet) must be removed, not just cleaned.
- 02
Containment and negative pressure keep spores from spreading during the work.
- 03
HEPA cleaning of surfaces and air before rebuilding.
- 04
We point out the moisture source to fix so the problem does not return.
How we work
- 01Site visit and samplingWe assess the site and identify hazardous materials.
- 02Quote within 24 hA precise scope, a clear price, a realistic schedule.
- 03Containment and workSealed area, negative pressure and code-compliant procedures.
- 04Air test and handoverHEPA cleaning, final check, space ready for what comes next.
Frequently asked questions
Is a little mold a big deal?
A small spot on a smooth surface can be cleaned. Widespread growth or mold in porous materials calls for removal by specialists.
Do you respond after water damage?
Yes. We work 7 days a week, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and coordinate with your insurer or contractor.
What causes mold?
Always moisture: a leak, water infiltration, condensation or water damage that was not dried properly. The source must be fixed, or mold will come back after remediation.
Can it just be cleaned with bleach?
Not on porous materials such as drywall, insulation or wood: mold grows deep into them. These materials must be removed. Hard surfaces can be cleaned.
Do we need to leave during the work?
The work area is sealed to keep spores from spreading. Depending on the scope, you can often stay in the rest of the building.
Learn more
Official sources our methods and this page rely on.
- Finding and eliminating mould from your homeGovernment of Quebec
- Health problems caused by mouldGovernment of Quebec
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