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Mould isn’t just unsightly—it’s a serious threat to your property’s structure, value, and indoor air quality. At WINMAR®, we know that even a small moisture problem can quickly escalate into widespread mould growth and costly damage. Here’s what you need to know about mould, its risks, and how to protect your property. What Is Mould […]
At first glance, mould and biohazards might seem like similar problems—they’re both health hazards, both require professional cleanup, and both can cause serious damage to a home or building if left untreated. Despite the similarities, there are key differences between the two that affect how they’re handled, the risks involved, and how quickly you need […]
Knowing what areas of your home could be at risk for developing mould is essential. Not only can mould cause severe property damage, but it also puts your family’s health at risk. Knowing what causes different types of mould can help you prevent future growth and mitigate any existing damage. Here’s a breakdown of what […]
Hot, humid summer weather is here! Humidity in your home can lead to various issues, from mould growth to possible structural damage. To ensure a healthy living environment and protect your property, taking steps to control moisture levels is essential. Here are some effective strategies for controlling humidity in your home. Use a Dehumidifier – […]
Toxic Mould is a common household problem, thriving in poorly ventilated areas such as damp basements, bathrooms and kitchens due to flooding, sewer backups, plumbing and roof leaks. If not dealt with in a timely fashion, mould can destroy property and cause serious health problems. Among the most vulnerable are infants, the elderly and highly […]
Mould has over 100,000 species that come in various sizes, shapes, and colours. Understandably, this makes it extremely hard to tell what type of mold you’re dealing with to the naked eye. Black mould is often referred to as toxic or poisonous, however not all black mould poses this danger.