You probably know or at least have an idea about what mould looks like. When you see it in your home or work environments, you should be considering a mould assessment. Here is why:

It is true that mould naturally occurs in outdoor environments – many of us encounter it every day with little to no adverse effects on our health. So why is it such a big deal in our homes and indoor work environments? When mould occurs indoors things can drastically change. In addition to the often unpleasant sight and odour, mould and its airborne spores can accumulate in high concentrations. Then, they can pose a health risk when inhaled.

Avoid mould-related health concerns:

Sometimes people think they see or smell mould, but they are not sure. To avoid adverse health issues, a mould assessment can be an effective tool to confirm whether mould is present, where it is located and at what concentrations.

There is a health issue which seems to be related to mould. Do you or your tenants frequently and persistently have itchy eyes, cough, sneeze, or get headaches? Healthcare practitioners may tell you it is a reaction to fungi spores. A mould assessment is a good way to confirm or dismiss the presence and extent the issue in your environment. Young children and elderly people are most susceptible to mold-related illnesses, but even healthy young adults can be affected.

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