Simply put, mould remediation is the process of creating a plan to identify, treat and prevent mould from returning.  In this article, we’ll not only look at what mould remediation…
Fungus and bacteria share many similarities.  They’re both living organisms that thrive in moist environments and form colonies to grow and spread. Not to mention, they both pose a risk…
Mould is a common and serious problem in Australian homes. It can damage the air quality, your belongings and even the structural integrity of the property. Mould doesn’t just appear…
Mould is far from subtle – even when you can’t see it, chances are you can smell it. Mould can begin to smell after water damage, an ongoing leak or…
We all know mould when we see it: a slimy, powdery or fuzzy growth that infests our food, tiles, clothing, walls and ceilings – but how does it grow and…
When mould strikes, it is almost impossible to prevent it from spreading around the home and to kill it completely. Black mould is not only an inconvenience, it looks unsightly,…
The bedroom is often seen as an oasis for sleep and relaxation. It’s one of the rooms where the most time is spent – from sleeping, relaxing to recovering. If…
Silicone sealant is found along the length of showers, baths and sinks to stop water from reaching the fixtures. Its rubbery consistency and constant exposure to water and moisture make…
The bathroom is a haven for various mould types found in Australian homes. With high levels of dampness, regular moisture build-up and condensation, the bathroom provides a warm space for…
Fabrics easily absorb moisture and are often made with a blend of organic materials, making it very easy for black mould to take hold. When you find black mould spot…