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MOLD REMEDIATION
Do you think you have a mould problem? Don’t try to remediate it yourself! Poor technique and equipment could spread the contamination rather than eradicate it.
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DRY ROT FUNGI
Often described as “building cancer,” dry rot (Serpula lacrymans) is a wood-decay fungus that eats away at the cellulose component within wood, leaving it with cuboidal fractures.
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ASBESTOS & VERMICULITE
Do you want to renovate a residence that was built before 1990? If so, it’s strongly recommended that you have all possible asbestos-containing materials characterized before starting the job.
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FIRE & SMOKE
Dry-ice blasting is the most effective way to clean up after a fire and we can easily remove the soot and damage caused by smoke, and the synthetic resins that are left on structural materials as well.
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CRYOGENIC CLEANING
Cryogenic cleaning (dry-ice blasting) is a process that involves projecting small particles of dry ice that are around 3 mm in diameter super fast by using a jet of compressed air.
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