We are leading providers of mould removal and mould treatment services in Dorset & Hampshire, offering long-lasting solutions for eliminating damp and mould in your property.
Problems with damp such as condensation, penetrating damp and rising damp can all result in the appearance of mould in your property. Mould is not only unsightly and smelly – it can be harmful to your health. It is therefore important that you deal with mould in your home and any underlying damp problems as quickly as possible.
We offer comprehensive mould removal and mould treatment services for commercial and residential customers across Dorset and Hampshire. If you have spotted mould in your home, don’t hesitate to contact our damp specialists to arrange a quote on 01202 737739.
Whilst it can be tempting to attempt to remove mould yourself, it’s important to recognise that mould growth is almost certainly the result of an underlying damp problem that requires treatment. Simply removing mould from your walls, ceiling or furniture will do very little in the long run and won’t prevent mould from reappearing in the future.
It is therefore highly recommended that you employ the assistance of qualified damp experts, such as ourselves, to carry out a damp survey of your property to identify the cause of the mould growth and suggest a viable long-term solution for mould removal and treatment. Get in touch with us today on 01202 737739 to arrange a damp survey.
Not all mould growth is as obvious as a large black or green stain on your wall; there are many different species of mould and they often grow in overlooked or hidden areas of your home, which can make identifying a mould problem difficult.
One reliable sign that you require mould removal services is to follow your nose. If you’ve detected a musty, damp or earthy smell in a certain area of your home, then it’s likely that there’s mould growing nearby - even if you can’t see it.
If you suspect that a certain room of your property could require mould removal, then check behind any furniture pressed against the walls, as well as corners and ceilings for signs of mould, which can appear as yellow, orange, brown, green or black markings.
