Wallpaper Delamination
Excessive Moisture and Humidity:
- Condos can experience elevated humidity, especially in units with poor ventilation or plumbing issues.
- Moisture is the #1 cause of wallpaper delaminating—bathrooms, kitchens, or exterior walls are especially prone.
Mould and Bacteria
Floods or Water Damage:
- Water damage from upstairs units or common areas may not be fully dried.
- Inadequate Ventilation: Bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas may lack proper exhaust ventilation.
Trapped Moisture
- Cupping: Boards curl up at the edges and sink in the middle.
- Crowning: Boards rise in the center and edges dip.
- Buckling: Floor lifts from the subfloor.
- Gapping & Cracking: Too little humidity causes wood to dry out and shrink, creating gaps between boards.
Slippery Floors
- Condensation: Moisture in the air condenses on cool surfaces like tile, laminate, or vinyl - creating an invisible slick layer.
- Mildew or Algae: Entryways or damp basements, moisture can cause organic growth creating slippery surfaces.
Carpet Stains
- Wicking: When moisture soaks deep into the carpet, it pulls dirt & residue from the padding or backing up to the surface as it dries.
- Mildew and Mold Staining: Excess moisture can encourage mould, which can discolour carpet and create dark or yellowish stains.
Mechanical Rooms
- Boilers, water heaters, humidifiers, & cooling towers systems produce steam, condensation, and leaks.
- Poor Ventilation: Often small, enclosed spaces with limited airflow.
- Leaks and Drainage Issues: Pipes, valves, or tanks in mechanical rooms can develop condensation.
Air Movement
Moisture Control
Moisture Control
Moisture Control
Moisture Control
Moisture Control
Mould Prevention
Moisture Control
Mould Prevention
Contaminate Filtration
Contaminate Filtration
Contaminate Filtration
Damage Prevention
Contaminate Filtration
Contaminate Filtration