Mould & Odour Guides for BC Homeowners
Straight answers from 29 years of mould and odour work.
How to get rid of smoke odour in a home
To get rid of smoke odour, you have to remove the residue, not cover it up. Air the home out, wash hard surfaces, and clean or replace soft materials such as carpets,…
Read the guide →Signs of attic mould
The most common signs of attic mould are grey-to-black staining on the underside of the roof sheathing (often worst on the north side), rusty or frosty nail tips,…
Read the guide →What to do after a flood or water damage
After a flood, make the home safe first: turn off power to affected areas if it is safe to do so, and avoid contaminated water. Then stop the source, photograph…
Read the guide →How ozone odour treatment works, and how it is done safely
Ozone (O3) is a reactive form of oxygen. It breaks down the odour molecules from smoke, pets, chemicals and mould by oxidizing them. To be done safely, treatment happens…
Read the guide →Crawl space mould: signs, causes and what to do
Crawl space mould usually comes from moisture rising out of the soil, a damaged or missing vapour barrier, poor ventilation or plumbing leaks. Signs include a musty…
Read the guide →Let’s start with your home
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