Mold Removal Winnipeg


Mold can be harmful to you and your family

Your home is your sanctuary, but it can also be the worst place for you. A single speck of mold and water left unattended could turn into a disaster that leaves permanent damage and health risks in its wake.
It's important to take precautions against these vile creatures so they don't spoil what means everything to you - because who knows when or how soon another will come along! 

If you suspect any type of mold growing on your property or have visible signs such as water stains from leaky pipes or sheetrock with extensive black patches, call Winnipeg Mold Removal, Winnipeg's trusted company for professional mitigation and remediation.

Our team specializes in providing start-to-finish services including inspection and testing for airborne & visible molds. We remove mold and asbestos using safe techniques guaranteed not to harm the structural integrity surrounding it and provide complete cleanup so all surfaces are thoroughly sanitized before we leave - ensuring clean air quality indoors.

  • Experienced team of IICRC certified technicians
  • Adhere to the highest safety standards
  • 100% job success rate
  • Available 24/7
  • We work with your insurance company and help you deal with insurance procedures.
Mold On Ceiling

Why is mold so harmful?

Mold is a type of fungus that thrives in wet and damp environments. it's a health hazard that can be potentially hazardous to your family's well-being. Black mold, in particular, poses serious risks and has been known to damage the structure of buildings.

Ranging from mild to deadly, mold spores are always present indoors or outdoors as they float through the air waiting for their time to take root on various materials.  Once this occurs, it quickly spreads throughout any environment with little warning.


If you find it on your walls or ceiling with no water source nearby then there is a good chance that the mold has moved indoors from somewhere else. Mold can be found anywhere inside your home including carpeting, drapery fabric, wallpaper glue layers and even drywall joints (although this is not always seen).


Mold reproduces by tiny spores which are invisible to the naked eye making them hard to detect without special equipment. Many types of mold produce allergens irritants toxic substances that pose threats for our health as well as other family members who may have allergies themselves!

Stachybotrys chartarum

Mold Health & safety risks

Mold is a serious health risk with long-term effects that can range from mild allergic reactions to suppression of the immune system.

It may lead to severe infections, and in rare cases it can even be fatal.

Mold remediation ensures you and your family breathe fresh air inside their home by removing or repairing any mold problems before they get out of hand.

Symptoms of Mold Sickness?

  • Breathing & Other Respiratory Issues
  • Headaches
  • Coughing
  • Sneezing
  • Irritated Eyes, Nose, & Throat
  • Nasal & Sinus Congestion
  • Asthma Symptoms
  • Anxiety, Depression. & Insomnia
Black Mould On Window Sill

Property damage risks

Mold digests organic matter and eats away nearly anything it grows on including your belonging's, furnishings', and even structural integrity if not removed quickly enough from businesses

If you've found some mold in a room of the house or office then it is important to call us for removal services as soon as possible!

We will completely restore any furniture damaged by the presence of this pesky fungus so that you don't have to lose anything valuable due to their consumption habits.

What materials can mold damage

  • Wood
  • Carpet
  • Drywall
  • Fabric
  • Wallpaper
  • Floor Boards
  • Ceiling Tiles
  • Clothing

If left unchecked, mold can damage these areas beyond repair and require expensive restoration costs or replacement. 

Black Mold On White Wall

how does mold grow?

Mold settles into fabric or anything else porous like ceiling tiles, insulation, carpeting which then builds up mold colonies to form toxic black molds.

The great city of Winnipeg, MB is no stranger to the moist, damp, and wet conditions that mold needs to flourish.

Moisture from springtime basement flooding, roof leaks, or issues with the plumbing are all common ways for moisture to enter your home or business and cause the conditions needed for mold to grow.

Where Can you find Mold

  • Bathroom
  • Basement
  • Walls
  • Floors
  • Attic
  • Windows Sills
  • Ceiling
  • Anywhere Moisture or Water Accumulates

Our mold REMOVAL PROCESS

Mold Assessment

  • Air quality testing and mold testing
  • Determine the types of mold found if any exist
  • Locate the source of contaminants (poor ventilation/moisture)
  • Recommend treatment options to remove them completely

Water & Mold Removal

  • Take humidity measurements
  • Contain the area to avoid cross-contamination
  • Remove any standing water and lower moisture levels
  • Remove airborne contaminants with our air purifying equipment
  • Remove all visible mold using antimicrobial treatments 

Drying & Cleaning 

  • Dry the area using dehumidifiers, fans, and scrubbers
  • Reduce moisture to a safe level so mold cannot thrive and return

Prevention & Restoration

  • Receive a report detailing the root causes of the mold
  • Receive mold prevention tips and techniques from our team
  • Our experts will restore any property damaged by water or mold

What to do if you find mold?

What to do

  • Keep children and pets away from the contaminated area.
  • Close off all windows, doors, and vents leading  to affected areas
  • Turn off the HVAC system to reduce mold spores from spreading
  • Call a professional mold removal company asap

What not to do

  • Do not touch or disturb the mold
  • Do not clean it with bleach or other harsh chemicals
  • Do not attempt to try to dry it out with a fan
  • Do not paint over it

Contact us for expert mold remediation and mold removal in Winnipeg, MB

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Mold Removal FAQ's

What is mold?

Mold is a fungus that grows in moist environments. It thrives on materials made of cellulose and water, such as paper, drywall, carpeting, and other things. Molds have been linked to medical issues including allergic responses and respiratory problems.

How does mold affect my health?

Mold, like mildew, is a fungus that may be dangerous if it grows in your home. Mold spores and other mold components are present if mold grows within your house. The kind of mold determines the degree of health problems you might experience. Molds produce allergens (substances that can induce allergies), irritants, and some cases, potentially toxic substances (mycotoxins). Most common health complaints include: allergies and other respiratory problems like bronchitis, pneumonia, and asthma.

The mold type influences the health consequences. Mold allergy is typical after exposure. Sneezing, runny nose, red eyes, and skin rash are all common responses (dermatitis). People who are allergic to mold will experience symptoms that are mold-specific, which means they will only have negative reactions to the sorts of mold to which they are allergic.

Should I remove mold or call a mold remediation company?

Mold removal experts generally advocate that mold be eradicated by a professional mold removal company. Mold removals professionals are educated in the application of mold treatment procedures such as enclosure and air cleaning. The majority of mold growth is hidden from view behind walls or above ceilings, making it difficult to detect and assess the extent of the problem.

What mold test kit can I use to test my home for mold?

Swab a surface with one of these mold kits, then submit the mold samples in the provided container. The lab tests the mold samples and sends back a mold analysis. Because many mold spores are required to become Mold Contamination, this mold test isn’t guaranteed to be correct. There are billions of mold spores in each cubic meter of air.

How much mold does it take to make someone sick?

The quantity of mold required for an allergic reaction is very tiny, about the size of an eraser on a pencil. Mold that makes you sick has to be small, and the mold needed to create someone else sick is equally as tiny. Nausea, diarrhea, headaches, coughing, and eye irritation are all symptoms of mold poisoning.

How does mold cause property damage?

Mold spores are released into the air that may be inhaled by people, allowing mold to grow on materials such as wood studs or paper. Some mold is able to establish itself and expand unchecked. This mold can cause damage to the building materials or household goods it is attacking.

How moldy is my house?

The best way to know if your property is infested with mold is to either test it or clear all mold growth. Mold removal experts are educated in the use of mold eradication methods like encapsulation and air scrubbing. A mold examination can’t tell you how dirty your house is. A physical inspection is the best way to know if your home has a mold issue.

How do mold spores get into the air?

Mold spores are not always visible to the naked eye. Mold colonies continuously release hundreds of mold spores into the indoor environment, and the mold spores may be found floating in the air, on shelves, and molding.

What are mold spores?

Mold spores are single-celled microorganisms that allow mold to reproduce. Mold generates millions of mold spores from each mold colony throughout the Mold’s life cycle. The mold spore is completely alive until it comes into touch with a surface where mold growth is not feasible. Once the mold spore makes contact with a suitable condition, either an infested material or a warm damp environment, mold starts growing.

How do I know if my home has mold?

Mold cannot be detected unless it has developed to a significant extent. You might suspect mold if you detect any of the following: mold odors, unexplained respiratory health issues, or persistent mold-related allergy symptoms such as allergies, asthma, or sinusitis. Mold growth on surfaces, mold development in appliances or items, and/or deteriorating building materials are other factors to consider.

How does mold get in a house?

Mold may develop in a home’s structure if there is water seepage from roofs, siding, or plumbing. Mold can also grow in a property with interior water leaks, such as a kitchen or bathroom sink drain that isn’t properly venting to the outside. The mold formation might be obscured by drywall or wood molding.

How many types of mold are there?

Mold is a worldwide problem that is difficult to eliminate. Mold exists in millions of different species, and it evolves and changes on a regular basis. Mold spores develop as filaments inside a mold colony. Mold mycelium, on the other hand, comprises at least two mold types: mold spores and mold mycelium.

What is the difference between mold and mildew?

Mold and mildew are two types of mold, although they belong to different genera. Mildew is not as dangerous as mold. Mildew does not create mycotoxins, one of the poisons produced by mold. Mold has a fuzzy appearance and forms colonies, but mildew is single and does not form colonies.

How do I prevent mold growth in my home?

It’s also important to note that mold can spread rapidly in humid and damp environments. The best approach to prevent mold is to repair any water leaks. Mold inhibitors are another type of mold prevention. If mold spores enter your home through windows or the HVAC system, you may need an air filtering system.

How do mold remediators remove mold?

Mold removal specialists attack mold infestations using cleaning chemicals, mold elimination products, and confinement to eliminate mold development. Mold spores may also be removed with air scrubbers. Finally, after the remediation process is finished, a post-remediation mold test is usually conducted to ensure that mold growth has been eliminated.