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Moulds release toxins which may result in adverse health effects, including
Hence, existing mould should be removed and the moisture source eliminated to prevent further mould infestation. If only surface mould is present, remediation may simply involve removal of this mould and improved ventilation and air movement in the building. However, where flooding, leaking taps or broken roof tiles have resulted in more serious mould infestation, remediation may be more complex.
Mould samplingA standard moisture and mould detection procedure involves the use of a professional protimeter to identify excessively moist areas and trace the moisture to it's source. No mould sampling is involved. Where you want to know mould spore counts inside v's outside or if identification of the mould species present in your building is required, special air sampling equipment, swabs or plates will be used and samples will be sent to a NATA accredited laboratory for analysis before results can be obtained.
Building Wellness building biology service - Moisture and mould detection procedureWhen conducting moisture and mould detection in a home or workplace, the consultant will
A written summary of the major findings and recommended solutions will be provided electronically within 2 days of the assessment. A professionally bound written report, explaining toxic mould and it's possible adverse health effects and detailing all findings and recommended solutions, is optional. If required, it will be provided within one week of the consultation.
Cost of services We will be happy to provide a quote for your specific circumstances after discussing your requirements with you. Please contact us for further information. |
Mould grows wherever it can find both food and water. As food sources are abundant in buildings, mould growth generally indicates the presence of excess moisture which may be due to numerous factors including leaking water pipes, flooding and condensation.