Does all drywall need to come out if there is mould?
No. The plan depends on the material, extent of growth, moisture and whether the material can be cleaned and dried safely.
Mould and moisture
Mould often points to a water or moisture problem. We look for the cause before planning the repair.
What the work can involve
What we keep clear
Insurance
Mould coverage varies widely and often depends on the underlying cause of the moisture. Your insurer decides coverage. We keep our role focused on assessment, remediation work within scope and reconstruction.
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Basements can hide moisture behind finishes, around foundation walls and under flooring.
The repair is not complete if the moisture source is ignored, so the cause is part of the plan before reconstruction.
One team through the rebuild
Once the affected area is ready, Property Assist can continue into reconstruction. That can include drywall, flooring, trim, paint and a larger basement rebuild where the job requires it.
See basement reconstruction after damage →Questions homeowners ask
No. The plan depends on the material, extent of growth, moisture and whether the material can be cleaned and dried safely.
Not every job needs air testing. For larger, complex or disputed conditions, an independent environmental professional may be the right person to set or verify the scope.
Yes. Once the moisture issue is addressed and the area is ready, Property Assist can repair the damaged finishes.
Mould can return if the moisture problem returns. That is why the water or humidity source needs to be addressed as part of the work.
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We find the moisture problem, deal with affected materials, dry the area, and repair the damage.