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Noticed mould, a musty smell or dampness that keeps returning? Start with what to do when you find mould, including the details to record and when to get advice before cleaning.
Browse the articles below for related questions. Our mould assessment and remediation page explains moisture investigation, material decisions and the proposed work. If a leak has affected the property, see the related water-damage restoration pathway.
When flood damage happens in your home, getting it cleaned up as soon as possible is essential to avoid more complications from developing. Flooding or water damage will deteriorate the condition of the affected area…
Mould is a prevalent issue frequently arising after water damage because it may rapidly propagate in damp and moist situations. After water damage, it is important to be aware of the elements that can increase…
There’s never a good time for the moisture to make its way inside your house. It is of utmost importance if you are in an area with four seasons. Mould need four things to grow.…
Mould thrives in humid environments, making summer a prime breeding season. Therefore, there is a greater chance of mould growing in your home when the humidity levels rise. Even though mould is every homeowner’s greatest…
Mould can appear in your house for various reasons. The most common reason for mould growth is water damage. Water damage can be caused by a leaking pipe, a flood, or something overfilling and spilling…
Mould growth can begin as early as three days after a flood or leak. It will give you time to dry your home and double-check your work to ensure no water remains. If you cleaned…
