Our team at Integricon utilizes new age technology to identify different types of mould and the extent of the mould problem so that we can quickly respond to each unique situation.

In addition, our air quality professionals will create a restoration plan for your home or business.

At Integricon we routinely handle the removal and disposal of PCB contaminated soil and materials. We ensure that the affected equipment is properly extracted and sealed in government regulated drums and shipped to a registered storage facility to await destruction.

We take pride and care in all aspects when handling every claim. Each job is not a jobsite but rather an invite onto someone’s precious property and each property comes with its own unique circumstances. This particular job in Muskoka was no different.

The insured noticed that they did not have any fuel at their cottage even though the fuel company had been out to fill up their tank. The first thing we saw was the ground around the tank was saturated with oil. We did a forensic audit and found out that there were enzymes in the tank eating away at the base of the tank which had caused it to rust out. The main concern we had was the fact that this cottage is located on the top of sloped land which ends at the lake. The fear was the oil travelling and landing up in the lake. Vince Germanese, who oversees our Environmental business unit, came up with a methodology which was approved by the engineers. A route was mapped out to set up a road to service the oil tank, a dyke was set up around the property to guarantee that the contaminated soil does not wind up in the lake. We also set up test pitting areas for the engineer teams to go in and test the bedrock to see how far down the oil had penetrated. Steam was injected to remove the oil. We found that 600-900 litres of oil leached into the ground.

A big thank you to Vince, Saulo and Chris for working hard to mitigate the situation and returning this area to a safe area for the insured and the rest of the community to enjoy.