Mould Removal for Leduc Homes & Rentals

Whether you own a home in Leduc or rent one out, mould gets handled the same way: find the moisture, contain the area, remove what’s contaminated, clean, and test. For rentals, there are a few extra rules, and paperwork matters.

Leduc landlords

In Alberta, landlords are responsible for fixing mould in rentals. When a tenant reports it, act. If it isn’t dealt with, Alberta Health Services inspectors can inspect without your permission and order it fixed. Those orders require a qualified mould remediation company or consultant, plus written reports.

What we provide:

• an inspection that finds the extent and the cause,
• contained removal and cleaning,
• clearance testing, and
• written reports with before-and-after photos.

We schedule through you and work around your tenants. See landlords and property managers.

Leduc tenants

Report mould to your landlord promptly and in writing, with photos. Keep copies. If nothing happens, you can contact AHS. We work on a property with the owner’s permission, so pass our details to your landlord if you’d like them to call us. See our tenant page and the rental mould guide.

Leduc homeowners

Spots on a bathroom ceiling, a musty basement, frost in the attic: the same process applies. Health Canada says three or fewer small patches, under about 10 square feet in total, you can clean yourself. Anything bigger, hidden or recurring, call us.

No shortcuts

Bleach alone isn’t remediation. Alberta Health Services says biocide-only treatment is not acceptable; contaminated materials must be removed, with clearance testing after. And if materials might contain asbestos, licensed abatement professionals test and remove them first. Our crews don’t do abatement.

Nearby

We also serve Beaumont and Edmonton.