OUR MISSION
At The Mould Medics we consult, inspect, test and remediate in matters relating to occupational safety and environmental health. Indoor air quality assessments focus on identifying biotoxins in the environment from respirable particulate matter levels and mould exposure in homes or place of business.
Our mission is to educate and create awareness about the health risks associated with poor indoor air quality, often triggered by damp and high levels of humidity in our environment. Individuals with hypersensitivities would particularly benefit from an Indoor Air Quality Inspection.
With a team of dedicated professionals, we work towards enhancing environmental health and promoting well-being by offering expert advice, root cause analysis and non-toxic, ecofriendly alternatives to improve indoor air quality.
Join us in our commitment to creating healthier living environments for everyone.
Breathe Easy, Live Healthier
Occupational Safety & Environmental Health
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Exposure to indoor air pollutants may cause a wide range of health effects from biotoxins in your environment. These may vary from mild symptoms such as irritation of your eyes, nose and throat, to more serious conditions such as lung (respiratory), heart/brain (cardiovascular and cerebral vascular) disorders, neurological symptoms, immune dysfunction and chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS).
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Depending on the Particulate Matter (PM2.5/PM10) that one is exposed to, the short-term symptoms may exhibit different health effects to long-term exposure. Short-term exposure exacerbates pre-existing illnesses such as asthma, chronic bronchitis, COPD or heart disease. Longer-term exposure can actually cause the development of respiratory and heart conditions from respirable mycotoxins in the environment.​​
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Everyone can be affected by indoor air pollution especially when exposed over prolonged periods of time. However, some groups of people may be more susceptible than others in regard to biotoxins in the environment. Different pollutants may affect these groups differently.
The complex indoor air quality subject takes into consideration a broad range of environmental factors that contribute to type 1, type 2, type 3 and type 4 hypersensitivities including chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS). Particulate Matter (PM2.5/PM10), Humidity Levels, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) concentration, and the Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) found on furniture Formaldehyde (HCHO), wall paints, cleaning chemical products, scented air fresheners, types of heaters, inadequate ventilation, rising damp, dust accumulation in attics or roof ceilings, mould growth, electromagnetic radiation (EMF/EF/ER) and contaminated municipal or borehole water supply all too often go unnoticed but contribute and trigger chronic health conditions.
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Client Testimonials
Our clients share their experiences about the positive impact our services have had on their health and living conditions.
Amina
The Mould Medics transformed my home into a safer place. I can breathe better and notice a significant improvement in my overall health and wellbeing.
Selwyn
Professional and knowledgeable team! They addressed the mould issues in my house effectively, and I no longer have respiratory problems.
Layla
I highly recommend The Mould Medics. They provided thorough insights and solutions for improving our indoor air quality, which within a few days positively influenced my family's health. Thank you, we are forever grateful.