Discovering mould in your home or business can be unsettling. You may be wondering how serious the problem is, whether you need to leave the property, or what happens to the materials that have been affected.
Our goal is to make the remediation process clear from the beginning. We assess the situation, explain what we're finding, and develop a plan based on the extent of the contamination and the source of the moisture.
Our IICRC-certified technicians have restored hundreds of homes and businesses across Saskatchewan. When you call us, we handle everything from the initial assessment to full restoration. Every mould situation is different, but our process generally includes:
Rapid Assessment
Determining the extent of contamination and identifying the source of moisture
Containment & Protection
Containing affected areas to help prevent the spread of mould spores
Removal & Disposal
Removing materials that cannot be effectively cleaned or safely restored
Cleaning & Remediation
Using professional equipment and established remediation practices to clean affected areas
Moisture Control
Addressing the underlying moisture problem to help prevent mould from returning
Restoration & Repairs
Repairing and restoring affected areas to return your property to pre-loss condition
We handle all of this while keeping you informed every step of the way.
Avoid disturbing or cleaning a large affected area yourself. If possible, address any active water source and contact a professional to assess the situation.
Mould can affect indoor air quality and may cause health concerns for some people, particularly with prolonged exposure. The potential impact depends on factors such as the type and extent of mould, how long it has been present, and the individuals occupying the space.
Because you can't always determine the extent of mould contamination by what is visible, professional assessment can help identify affected areas and determine the appropriate approach to remediation.
If you're concerned about mould in your home or business, we can assess the situation and help determine what needs to happen next.
Air quality testing can provide information about the presence and level of airborne mould spores in a property. It can be useful when mould isn't visible, when contamination may extend beyond the areas that can be seen, or when additional information is needed to assess indoor air quality.
Testing isn't necessary in every mould situation, but it is one piece of the puzzle. Our team can help determine whether it would be appropriate based on the conditions at your property.
In some cases, yes. Whether a material can be cleaned depends on the type of material, the extent of contamination, and its condition.
Proper remediation includes addressing the conditions that allowed mould to develop. Controlling the underlying moisture problem is key to preventing recurrence.
Every situation is different. The timeline depends on the size of the affected area, the materials involved, and the extent of remediation and restoration required.
As a Saskatchewan-based restoration & construction company, we understand the unique conditions that can contribute to moisture and mould in homes and businesses across the province. Our team is here to help identify the source, contain affected areas, and safely remediate the problem, providing clear communication and quality restoration from start to finish.
We provide tailored solutions for all property types across Saskatchewan:
• Homes and condominiums
• Rental properties and apartments
• Offices and commercial buildings
• Industrial facilities
• Institutional properties
No job is too big or too small. Our crews have the experience and equipment to restore your property efficiently.
