Mould Remediation

Mould Remediation

Mould and mould spores are an abundant and necessary component of nearly all environments. Unfortunately, when mould populations develop in indoor environments or other unwanted areas, there are potential health risks that require the mould to be removed.

Our team at Eco-Pacific includes Applied Microbial Remediation Technicians (AMRT) who employ industry leading procedures and tools to safely remediate contaminated areas and restore properties and their environments to a clean and healthy state.

Why Does Mould Growth Occur?

When mould growth occurs indoors, it is often the result of an unresolved moisture issue or a recent water damage loss. Mould requires only a reasonable temperature, a food source, and moisture to thrive indoors. Because most building materials make an excellent food source for mould, the only missing part of the puzzle is a source of moisture. The moisture may be a result of high humidity, condensation, a leak, flood, or other sources.

Visible mould growth can begin in as few as 24 hours after a water source is introduced. Whenever mould is present, it is essential to address the issue right away as it will continue to spread and grow until it is properly removed.

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Fast, Professional Mould Remediation Services

The discovery of mould in a property can result in a significant setback for your project. At Eco-Pacific, we know how important it is that mould problem is taken care of as soon as possible so you can avoid delays. We have extensive experience dealing with mould remediation and will work with you to keep your project on track.

We provide expert mould remediation services and follow all safety protocols to ensure safe and thorough mould removal. We can provide pre- and post-clearance testing to certify that mould levels have been successfully remediated back to a safe environment.

If you are in need of mould remediation services or suspect you may have a mould problem, give us a call today!

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