Burlington mould testing

Burlington has a damp lakeshore (Aldershot, the downtown streets, the older brick) and a drier, newer north. The lake side behaves like other Ontario waterfront: condensation, finished basements, and growth in rooms that stay closed. The north end is more often an ensuite, a cold-corner closet, or a new house that was closed in wet.

Office suites in converted houses and small commercial buildings are a regular add-on to the home work. Dirty ventilation and a wet carpet after a roof drip look like “just the building” until someone samples them.

We inspect. We identify. A Burlington contractor can remediate after you have the report. That split is how we avoid a conflict of interest.

Book a Burlington visit through contact us — call 905-717-2713. Commercial sites in Burlington are on the commercial inspections page. Species we identify, including black mould, are listed under indoor mould species. People also ask about black mould testing, buying a house, testing after a leak, and what a test costs.

We also inspect nearby: Innisfil, Toronto, Vaughan, Markham.

We provide in Burlington:

Burlington visits cover lakeshore houses and north-end newer homes, plus office suites. Surface and air samples are identified in our laboratory. See sampling methods and IAQ testing.

Who calls us here:

Burlington homeowners and small-office managers call after a leak, a musty lower level, or staff who feel worse in the building than outside.

Reports:

  • rush analysis (24 hours)
  • regular analysis (3-5 business days)

We will not remediate a Burlington mould problem — that would be a conflict of interest. We can consult on the remediation once you have the laboratory report.