Alberta's freeze-thaw winters, basement moisture and older housing stock make mold a common problem, and lead paint still hides in many homes built before 1990. Left alone, mold can spread through a building in as little as 24 to 48 hours, so it pays to act quickly.
Mold remediation is not a DIY job. Spores travel on air currents, so scrubbing the surface or painting over the problem only hides it while it keeps growing behind the wall. Our licensed crews find the moisture source, contain the area, remove affected materials under HEPA filtration, and treat what is left so it does not come back.
We assess the area and test to confirm mold, lead or both before any work begins.
We seal the area, run negative air and HEPA filtration, and remove affected materials safely.
We apply antimicrobial treatment and fix the moisture source so the problem cannot return.
Independent testing confirms healthy indoor air before we hand the space back.
A small patch of surface mold can sometimes be cleaned, but anything larger, recurring, or behind walls needs professional containment. Because spores spread through the air, improper removal usually makes the problem worse.
Turn off your HVAC so spores are not circulated, keep people and pets out of the area, avoid disturbing or scrubbing it, and call us for an inspection.
It depends on how far the mold or lead has spread. The sooner it is addressed, the smaller and less expensive the job, which is why we offer a free inspection and a firm written quote.
Yes. We are licensed for both lead paint abatement and mold remediation, and we finish every job with clearance testing and full documentation.
Book a free, no-obligation inspection and we'll scope your lead or mold project with a firm written quote.
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