Protecting Your Property & Indoor Environment

Mould isn't always visible. Common signs include a musty odour, water stains, discoloration on walls or ceilings, peeling paint, or recent water damage. If you suspect mould, it's best to have the affected area professionally assessed before the problem spreads. 

While not all mould poses the same level of risk, any mould growth indoors should be taken seriously. Mould can affect indoor air quality and may cause health concerns for some individuals, especially those with allergies, asthma, or weakened immune systems. Prompt remediation helps protect both your property and the people inside it. 

If your home or building was constructed before the 1990s and you're planning renovations, demolition, or repairs that could disturb building materials, asbestos testing is strongly recommended. Testing should always be completed before materials are disturbed to help protect everyone involved. 

It depends on the size of the affected area and the type of work being performed. Smaller projects may allow you to remain in your home, while larger remediation projects may require temporary relocation. We'll explain your options before work begins and help you make an informed decision. 

Indoor air quality testing helps identify airborne concerns such as elevated mould spore levels and other indoor air quality issues. The results provide valuable information about your property's environment and can help determine whether additional remediation is recommended. 

Every project is different. Smaller remediation projects may be completed in a day or two, while larger or more complex situations can take longer. After assessing your property, we'll provide a clear timeline and keep you informed throughout the process. 

The cost depends on the type of issue, the size of the affected area, and the scope of work required. Following an assessment, we'll provide a clear explanation of the recommended work and transparent pricing before any remediation begins. 

Professional mould remediation removes existing mould and addresses the conditions that allowed it to grow. However, if moisture problems are not corrected, mould can return. Our team helps identify the source of moisture and provides recommendations to help reduce the risk of future growth. 

Yes. When applicable, we provide documentation outlining our findings, the work completed, and any recommendations for ongoing maintenance or future repairs. Additional reports or testing documentation can also be provided when required. 

 Avoid disturbing the affected area, as this may spread mould spores or release asbestos fibres if asbestos-containing materials are present. Contact Restore Canada to speak with a specialist who can help determine the appropriate next steps and arrange a professional assessment if needed.