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Can Odours in a Home Affect the Indoor Air Quality?

Posted in Mold, on February 20, 2019

Odours in a home can be an indicator of either a small indoor air quality issue or a more serious one that can affect the health of the occupants.Odours are like symptoms of an issue such as a runny nose is an indicator you have a cold. Odours can also indicate a more serious issue such as a hidden mould growth problem or a chemical off-gassing issue or VOC’s. A detailed indoor air quality assessment can help determine the source of the odour and can provide you with a healthier home. Before having an indoor air quality assessment performed, some of the obvious culprits should be investigated. 

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Is Your Air Conditioner Making You Sick?

Posted in Mold, on September 04, 2018

While summer doesn’t officially end until September 22nd, the hot and humid weather we’ve been having this year is likely to continue for a while, which means we aren’t going to be turning off our air conditioners any time soon.

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Why a Mold Inspection Air Test is Useful in the Winter

Posted in Mold, on February 28, 2018

Having a mold inspection air test during the winter months isn’t generally top on our lists of winter home concerns. Many homeowners consider mold to be a spring, summer and fall problem, when water events can cause sudden floods or heat and humidity stick around and get trapped indoors.

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The Worst Pollutants Impacting Your Indoor Air Quality

Posted in Mold, on February 23, 2018

There are a myriad of pollutants in your home that can impact indoor air quality and cause you discomfort, illness, and even more serious side effects. Having a high indoor air quality is important for your overall health - you only have to look at the literature about smoking to see how something can have a cumulative negative effect.

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The Health Effects of Mold

Posted in Mold, on December 06, 2017

As the nights get longer and the days colder, it’s important to be thinking of your home’s indoor air quality, since you’ll be spending that much more time indoors. One of the things many homeowners don’t realize is that mold often grows better during the winter months, making mold health effects a concern.

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Maintain Healthy Indoor Air Quality in Your Home

Posted in Mold, on November 30, 2017

Understanding how your home works will help you keep your indoor air quality at a high level, and reduce the conditions that cause indoor air quality pollutants to grow or accumulate. A healthy home is not just four walls and a roof, it’s a complex ecosystem with parts that need to work together efficiently in order to perform at their best.

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Your Car’s Indoor Air Quality

Posted in Mold, on October 18, 2017

The freedom of being able to hop in your car and go off on an adventure is one that teenagers and commuters alike dream of. When you’re stuck in traffic on the 401 or any other major Ontario highway day after day, the car may not seem so much like a vehicle to adventure but the highway to hell.

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Unwanted Water can Lead to Mould Growth and Poor Air Quality

Posted in Mold, on November 07, 2016

Floods and unwanted water in your home can not only ruin furniture, valuables, and electronics in your home it can also cause mould, which affects your air quality. Thats right, unwanted water in your home can lead to a lot of damage, not only to your house but to your air quality.

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