MOLD DETECTION & DAMP SOLUTIONS

A pre-purchase property inspection focuses on assessing the property's underlying systems and identifying potential hidden issues. This includes evaluating damp and mold problems, inspecting for leaks, water damage, and visible or hidden mold. An overall assessment of all utility systems is conducted. The plumbing system is checked for leaks, ensuring proper functioning of pipes and drainage. The electrical system is inspected for safety. The HVAC system is evaluated for operational efficiency. Windows and doors are assessed for water leaks. The building envelope is examined for structural integrity and insulation performance.After the inspection, a comprehensive report is provided, detailing identified issues, their severity, and recommended corrective actions.

Cleaning companies typically remove only visible mold, which may inadvertently accelerate the growth of hidden mold. This happens because surface cleaning does not address the root cause of moisture and mold, and in some cases, it can create conditions that favor the growth of hidden mold.
Construction companies may attempt to mask mold and dampness by covering them with drywall, insulation (capoto), paint, or other materials. While this approach might provide a temporary cosmetic solution, it does not address the underlying problem and could result in long-term risks to your health and the condition of your property. Mold can continue to grow underneath these coverings, releasing spores that may affect the air quality in your home.
Dehumidifiers only reduce the humidity in the immediate area around the device and are not effective at lowering moisture levels in walls or addressing mold growth in hidden areas. Additionally, they can be noisy and consume electricity without tackling the root cause of the problem. The same applies to air conditioners.
CTA ventilation systems, while helpful for air circulation, do not effectively remove moisture trapped inside walls. Furthermore, supply ventilation systems can sometimes exacerbate mold growth inside ducts, potentially worsening the indoor climate.
A ceramic tubular heat exchanger is often inefficient due to the short contact time between the air and the surface, low thermal conductivity of the ceramic, and the constant cooling of the material, which makes air heating practically impossible.
To effectively eliminate mold, it is crucial to identify and address its root cause, rather than simply masking the symptoms.

Our main service is a detailed solution plan that shows property owners and contractors how to eliminate the causes of moisture and mold. We remain independent from remediation and construction, ensuring objective results.Without our solution plan, contractors usually make critical technical mistakes that lead to repeated works and financial losses.Thanks to our solution plan, contractors can carry out the repair correctly on the first attempt, eliminate all root causes of the problem, and prepare project documentation in a technically correct way. This allows clients to receive exactly the level of workmanship they expect.We understand that you may already work with experienced architects and structural engineers, but since they are not specialized experts in damp and mold solutions, our plan allows them to prepare technically correct project documentation and ensures the maximum possible result in the repair.

A surveyor looks at the house with the naked eye, notes cracks, damp stains and provides a report listing visible defects. This may serve as a formal document, but it does not answer the key question of why the problems occurred and how to solve them.A moisture control engineer, on the other hand, carries out a deep scanning inspection using professional instruments and analysis of more than 125 building parameters. ARTEM REGART identifies the root causes of the issues and, most importantly, provides a clear solution. The result of ARTEM REGART’s work is an engineering solution plan with materials, technologies and diagrams for the builders.For the client the difference is obvious: a surveyor gives you a list of what you already know, an engineer provides the complete solution to the problems.