In addition to general respiratory problems, having mould present within your property can also cause or aggravate ailments including:

• General allergies and reactions
• Asthma
• Fever
• Infections and illnesses of the lungs, such as bronchitis
• Joint pain
• Skin sensitivity
• Immune system deficiencies
• Memory loss
• Disorders of the neurological and nervous systems

Left unchecked, mould has exponential growth potential, meaning your health can continue to suffer. Ensure you act fast and contact our mould removal Brisbane team today,

Mould grows in areas that are dark, warm, damp and lacking proper ventilation. Moisture rich rooms such as kitchens, laundries, and bathrooms are generally the most prone to mould growth. Other common places include floors, walls, appliances, and carpets.

Often, mould grows in more difficult to reach places, such as inside walls and behind large pieces of furniture. For this reason, it’s important that your home is thoroughly inspected before considering improvements, renovations, or construction of any kind. All wood materials must be provided with time to dry out before covering over them.

If you believe you have areas of your home or office that could be affected by mould, contact our helpful team. We can come to your residential or commercial property, conduct a full inspection, and offer mould prevention solutions to suit your unique space.

When first developing, mould can take several days to appear on surfaces. Often, the damage is being done before you have any visible signs of it. This is why preventative treatments following deep cleaning and sanitising is critical.

Mould need three things to grow: moisture, food (organic materials such as wood and paper), and still air.

As it thrives in moist environments, reducing the humidity of your property is a great first step. In addition, maintaining airflow and moderate temperatures is critical. Check your property for signs of water leaks and storm damage as well.

Keep areas prone to mould clean, sanitised, and as dry as possible. It can also be beneficial to check and clean behind items in your home that usually remain untouched for years. Think fridges, washing machines, cabinets, bed heads, and cupboards.

Applying preventative treatments are key. As mould removal Brisbane and remediation specialists, we know that keeping your home clean and safe is imperative for the health of you and your family. We can both provide appropriate recommendations for your needs and carry out the works required.

While mould removal Brisbane should be left to the experts, there are 4 things you can do yourself to stop mould from growing in the first place.

1. Avoid using carpets in the most humid areas of your home such as the bathroom and laundry. Ensure any bathmats are washed and air-dried regularly.
2. Turn on your fan, air conditioner, or dehumidifier during more humid months. This reduces the excess build-up of moisture and contributes to improving airflow in the home or office.
3. Apply antimicrobial primers when painting your home, particularly in more mould prone areas such as the kitchen and bathroom. This can also be beneficial outside the property on shady areas of fences and walls which tend to remain damp long after it’s rained.
4. Maintain your plumbing appropriately to avoid potential leaks and ensure drainage is working. Do not ignore signs of plumbing or drainage issues!