A mould removal expert will assess your home or commercial property for visible mould and test for airborne spores. Next they’ll take appropriate measures to permanently remove your mould. Here’s what you can expect, depending on the type of mould removal service you need:
Black mould removalBlack mould (or mildew) is the most common type of mould you’ll find in your home. It appears as black clusters that spread if not removed. Your mould removal specialist will look for it in damp areas, like your bathroom ceiling or in the shower. They’ll use products that permanently remove mildew from surfaces in your home, rather than just lighting or bleaching it.
Fabric mould removal Mould on your couch, curtains, or clothes can be tricky to get out on your own, especially if you don’t want to cause permanent damage. Your mould removal expert will assess the type of mould that’s growing, before choosing products that will work to remove it without damaging your upholstery or clothing. In some cases, they may use an industrial steam cleaning system to kill the mould, but they may also use other products to remove the mould and prevent regrowth.
Carpet mould removal Mould can build up in your carpets. Even if you can’t see it, your carpet may have mould if it starts to smell musty. Carpet cleaning can remove mould from your carpeted areas (and provide other benefits, too). Your mould removal expert will likely use a steam-cleaning system on your carpets, before using a special mould inhibitor to treat the affected areas and stop it from coming back.
Air purification Finally, if you suspect there’s an issue with air quality - particularly if your home is damp, humid, or lacking in airflow - you can call in a mould removal expert for help. They’ll test the air quality in your home and check for invisible mould spores in the air. They’ll use a gas or fogging treatment to remove active mould spores from your air. Plus, they’ll clean your air conditioning unit to remove any built-up mould and stop it from circulating. Air purification not only removes mould, but can help control odours and prevent respiratory infections and allergies from poor quality air.
