What's included
- Free visual mold assessments
- Containment & negative air pressure
- HEPA filtration and vacuuming
- Removal of affected drywall
- Third-party air quality testing
- Moisture source repair
- Attic & crawlspace remediation
- Rebuild of removed finishes
Containment is the job
Disturbing mold without containment spreads spores through the whole house — it is how a one-wall problem becomes a whole-floor problem. We seal the work area with poly sheeting, run negative air machines exhausting through HEPA filtration, and keep the pressure differential running until the area passes clearance.
Why bleach fails
Bleach whitens the stain on the surface and leaves the root structure alive inside porous material, which is why sprayed mold comes back within months. Real remediation removes affected porous materials — drywall, insulation, carpet — and HEPA-vacuums and treats the semi-porous framing that stays. The colour of the mold matters less than people think; the extent and the source matter more.
Find the water or the mold returns
Every mold job includes a moisture investigation: plumbing leaks, foundation seepage, condensation on cold surfaces, attic ventilation failures. We fix what we can in-house, coordinate specialists where needed, and will not close a job with the source still active — that would just be scheduling a repeat visit.
Clearance you can show a buyer or a tenant
When the work is done, an independent environmental company — not us — samples the air and compares spore counts against outdoor baselines. You get a lab report stating the area passed. That document matters for real estate deals, tenant disputes, and your own peace of mind.
From our work
How these jobs usually go
Each summary combines details from many similar jobs we have done. They describe our real work, not one specific property, and leave out homeowner details for privacy.
Basement mold after a leak or flood
When a basement stays wet after a leak or flood, mold grows on drywall and framing, often where nobody can see it.
- Contained the area under negative air pressure
- Ran HEPA filtration and removed the affected drywall
- Had the air tested by an independent third party before removing containment
- Rebuilt the removed finishes
The basement was cleared, independently tested and rebuilt.
Attic mold from a roof leak or poor ventilation
Attic mold usually means a roof leak or poor ventilation is keeping the roof deck damp. Cleaning alone does not stop it coming back.
- Fixed the roof leak or ventilation problem first
- Remediated the mold on the roof deck and framing
The moisture source was dealt with before the cleanup, so the same problem is not left to undo the work.
Attic mould removalMold found behind a wall during a renovation
Opening a wall during a renovation sometimes uncovers mold that has been growing out of sight.
- Contained the room so dust and spores did not spread through the house
- Removed the affected material under containment
The renovation could continue once the mold was contained and removed.
Mould after water damage guideCommercial mold in occupied buildings
In offices, stores and multi-unit buildings, the work has to fit around the people still using the building.
- Planned containment around occupied areas
- Removed affected materials under containment
The building kept operating while the affected areas were remediated.
Commercial mould remediationWhat the damage and a finished repair can look like
Example photos of different properties, not a documented before-and-after of one job.
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