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The health consequences
 
Molds emit spores containing allergenic and irritating substances. It is when confined inside an enclosed space, such as a house, that these substances concentrate and become harmful to health.
 
People who suffer from asthma, allergies or lung disease can be greatly affected by poor indoor air quality in addition to affecting child development.
 
Headache, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, cold or flu, asthma, ear infection, pneumonia, respiratory tract irritation, aspergillosis and various skin problems can be linked, one way or another, to the quality of the air circulating in your home.
 
This is why we must pay particular attention to the quality of the air in our residences, by carrying out analyzes which will make it possible to identify these irritants and thus provide the recommended solutions so that the air in your home is healthy. and safe for you and your family.
 
All the samples taken are analyzed in our collaborating laboratories and are approved by specialized microbiologists.
 
What are molds?
 
Molds are microscopic fungi that thrive on moisture and organic matter. They can take on a variety of colors, often with the appearance of a stain or mark.
 
Although essential in nature, molds are rather harmful when they are confined inside a residence. This is when they become harmful to the health of the inhabitants. Molds emit spores containing allergenic and irritating substances.