Professional Commercial Mould Removal Services in Winnipeg
Mould can affect offices, schools, churches, community centres, shopping complexes, and all other types of buildings. Mould growth and persistence are common indoors, especially in spaces prone to water leakage, poor ventilation, and high humidity. A mould infestation can pose health risks and damage to your property. Fortunately, with the timely removal of mould, you can save yourself all the trouble and considerable money protecting your investment.
Breathe Easy Eco Solutions offers eco-friendly mould-killer services. When it comes to handling the mould menace, our experience and expertise count. With a team of trained mould removal professionals and natural mould removal methods involving botanical enzymes and essential oils, we effectively eliminate the contaminants. Give your employees, visitors, clients and customers a safe and healthy workspace, and boost the indoor air quality with our proprietary mould killing product in Winnipeg.
Get in touch with us if you suspect mould in your building. We provide both mould testing and commercial mould removal in Winnipeg.
How Long Can Mould Go Untreated in Buildings?
If your building has experienced a flood, fire, or leakage, the risk of mould growth can be high. Although you can limit mould growth indoors by ensuring a dry atmosphere and regular cleaning and maintenance, the existing mould will never disappear. Rather, upon the slightest exposure to humidity or moisture, the mould can multiply rapidly and pose a higher risk.
Professional mould treatment is highly recommended to reverse fungal growth. Do not wait for the spores to spread in the air and worsen the mould infestation. Call the mould removal experts at Breathe Easy Eco Solutions today!
Common Areas Mould Can Be Found in Buildings
The presence of moisture triggers fungal growth in indoor spaces. That’s why you can expect mould to grow where the air and surfaces remain damp or soggy. Some common areas for mould growth include:
Walls made of drywall, plaster, wood or sheetrock
When you notice surfaces getting mouldy, talk to a mould removal expert. However, it is also important to note that not all types of moulds are visible, but they can be as hazardous as the visible ones. Hence, regular mould testing is advisable if your commercial building is prone to mould growth.
The Damage Caused by Mould
Did you know that the structural components of your commercial property might be at risk due to mould infestation? As moisture is available, moulds can grow on any organic material. During the process, the organic matter is digested by fungal growth. The digestion and breakdown of the organic components damage the building structure.
Since mould spores can spread easily, if proper precautions are not taken, fungal growth can affect walls, insulation, carpets, and more. Our proprietary mould-killing product in Winnipeg can get rid of mould and protect your commercial building from costly damage. To improve the safety of your buildings, Breathe Easy Eco Solutions also provides asbestos removal services.
The Cost of Commercial Mould Killer Services in Winnipeg
As mould removal professionals, Breathe Easy Eco Solutions carries out remediation in different types of commercial buildings. Each building has unique features, and the extent of mould growth also varies extensively across every property. Subsequently, the cost of mould removal also varies.
However, you can always call our inspection service for an accurate quote. Our team can visit your commercial property and consider different factors to reach an accurate, no-obligation estimate. Rest assured, our proprietary mould-killing product and service in Winnipeg is competitively priced and offers the perfect solution whether you own a shopping complex, a school, or a warehouse.
FAQs
We have covered some frequently asked questions below to help you better understand commercial mould removal in Winnipeg and commercial services.
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Can mould be found in a brand new house?There are 2 main reasons why you found mould behind the insulation in a new house and both are related to the Building Code. First, the Code requires that the basement be insulated prior to the new homeowner taking possession of the house. Oftentimes this means that the concrete foundation may be dry, but it is not cured and still may contain significant moisture that will evaporate into the open space between the foundation walls and the insulation. The insulation and vapour barrier makes it difficult for this moisture to disperse into the basement air, so there it sits. Any mould spores present find it much to their liking, and growth occurs. The second issue is that it is quite difficult to seal the air-vapour barrier in the floor joist header area. The Code does not specify how this should be done, so builders sometimes staple or do not even seal the vapour barrier at all. This leaves gaps in the vapour barrier where warm moist air from the basement can make its way through to the cold foundation walls and condense. Again, this provides a very suitable environment for mould growth. Most of the time, The Code is your friend, but not in this case, as you have discovered. The solution to your issue is to remove the vapour barrier and the existing insulation. This should be done by professionals if there is more than just a little mould. The basement should be sprayed with an eco-friendly anti-mould agent and then completely dried out using a good dehumidifier. Then new, mould-resistant insulation must be installed. Please do not use the old insulation as it has been corrupted with mould spores. Finally, an intact and properly sealed vapour barrier is a must to avoid future problems.
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How to choose the right mould remediation company?Thank you for your question. Most so-called “mould remediation” companies do not specialize in mould. If you look at their websites, you can see they do all sorts of remediation and restorations. From smoke and fire to floods and leaky basements, they do it all. They do air quality, they build rec rooms, they restore paintings. One local fellow owns a home inspection service. He inspects homes for leaky windows, he inspects fireplaces, he investigates roofs and eavestroughs, and everything else… and guess what? He even detects mould as part of his overall “home inspection.” He also owns a number of individual businesses. He repairs windows. He services fireplaces. He replaces roofs and eavestroughs. Oh, and he remediates mould! Each of his businesses has its own name and website. What an expert he must be! Find a company that specializes in mould remediation. They should detect, kill and remove mould period, and they should have been in business for at least 5 years. Those are the true mould experts. The certification process is wide open and generally meaningless in Canada, so make sure they are registered with the Better Business Bureau. Never hire a guy with a hand-lettered sign and no business cards, and avoid any company who tells you that you need their service beyond remediating mould.
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What ingredients are included in our proprietary treatment product?That’s a great question! Please find all the details you need in our Material Safety Data Sheet.
For more information about our commercial mould removal in Winnipeg and surrounding areas, contact our team. We also offer services for residential areas, becoming a one-stop solution for mould-related problems.