It?s that time of year again; the air has become cooler, people are returning from summer vacation, and the leaves are starting to change colour! However, there?s one thing that comes with the changing seasons that most people don?t want to think about ? MOLD! Toronto is already a humid climate, and colder weather only makes it worse; in fact, as soon as your indoor temperature drops below 20?C (68?F), you may start experiencing mold growth indoors. Not only are mold spores incredibly irritating and allergenic, but they can also cause long-term damage to any building and materials that have been infected by them. That?s why it?s important to be aware of just how you can avoid mold issues during the colder months! Here are our top tips!