Mould Removal Treatment
Effective mould treatment for a cleaner, fresher home
Did you know that more than 1 in 5 homes in the UK are affected by damp and mould?
Mould can be more than an unsightly problem. It can release spores into the air, which may contribute to symptoms such as coughing, wheezing and cold-like symptoms, and can aggravate conditions such as allergies and asthma.
For this reason, visible mould should not simply be ignored. Tackling mould growth promptly can help improve the cleanliness and condition of your home.
Professional mould treatment and removal
At Sanis Cleaning Specialists, we provide professional interior mould treatment and removal to help tackle visible mould growth and leave affected areas cleaner, fresher and more hygienic.
We use specialist cleaning and treatment methods to treat affected surfaces and remove mould growth and associated staining. Our aim is to thoroughly treat the affected areas and reduce the presence of mould and mould spores.
Mould can occur in many areas of the home, particularly where there is excess moisture or condensation. Common areas include around windows, on walls and ceilings, in bathrooms and kitchens, and in other areas where moisture can accumulate.
We can assess the affected areas and recommend the most appropriate treatment for the problem.
Why should mould be treated? Mould treatment can help to:
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Remove visible mould growth
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Reduce mould staining and discolouration
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Improve the appearance of affected areas
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Reduce the presence of mould spores
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Create a cleaner and fresher indoor environment
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Tackle mould before it becomes more widespread
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Help identify areas where moisture or condensation may be contributing to the problem
Mould and your health
Mould in the home should not be taken lightly. Exposure to mould spores can contribute to respiratory symptoms and may aggravate existing allergies and respiratory conditions.
In 2020, two-year-old Awaab Ishak died following prolonged exposure to mould in his home. The coroner concluded that exposure to mould contributed to his death.
His tragic case highlighted just how important it is to take serious mould problems seriously and to address both the mould itself and, where possible, the underlying cause.
Get a free quote
If you have noticed mould developing in your home, don't leave it until the problem becomes more extensive.
Get in touch with us today and we can assess the affected areas and provide a free, no-obligation quote for the treatment required.
Please note that mould treatment removes existing mould but does not necessarily resolve the underlying cause. Persistent condensation, leaks, damp, poor ventilation or other sources of excess moisture should also be investigated and addressed to help prevent mould from returning.
Protect your home and give affected areas a fresh start.
Contact us today to find out how we can help with
professional mould treatment and removal.
