Our mould Remediation Services

Ceiling with water damage and peeling paint in a room with ornate crown molding and a doorway.

  • Mould Survey – £150 per Room

    Our Mould Survey is designed to provide a thorough and accurate diagnosis of mould problems in your property — without any upselling or unnecessary treatments.

    What’s Included:

    Room-by-Room Assessment (£100 per room)

    Use of Professional Diagnostic Tools:

    Thermal Imaging Camera – to detect hidden damp or cold spots that encourage mould growth.

    Protimeter Moisture Meter – to accurately measure moisture levels in walls, floors, and ceilings.

    Detailed Visual Inspection – identifying visible mould, water damage, and contributing factors such as ventilation or condensation issues.

    Bespoke Mould Report – a clear, easy-to-understand document outlining:

    The cause of the mould

    The extent of the issue

    Recommendations for next steps (remediation, prevention, or lifestyle adjustments)

    Supporting images and readings from diagnostic tools

    This service focuses solely on diagnosis. Our goal is to give you a transparent understanding of the problem so you can make informed decisions — whether you use our remediation services or not.

  • Advanced Mould Treatment Service

    Our Advanced Mould Treatment is a comprehensive service designed to not only remove visible mould but also identify and address the root causes, ensuring long-term results. This service combines expert diagnosis, specialist cleaning, and post-treatment testing for complete peace of mind.

    What’s Included:

    Professional Diagnosis
    We begin with a thorough assessment of the affected areas using industry-leading tools such as a thermal imaging camera and moisture meter (Protimeter). This allows us to pinpoint sources of moisture, condensation, or underlying damp that may be contributing to mould growth.

    Bespoke Mould Report
    You’ll receive a detailed, easy-to-understand report that includes:

    The type and extent of the mould

    Likely causes and moisture sources

    Recommendations for remediation and prevention

    Supporting images and moisture readings

    Specialist Deep Clean & Treatment
    We carry out a full mould removal using targeted, professional-grade biocides and anti-fungal agents tailored to the surface and severity. This includes careful surface preparation, cleaning, and safe product application to eliminate visible mould and invisible spores. (Based on a 10 SQM patch)

    Post-Treatment Swab Testing
    After treatment, we perform swab testing in the affected areas to check for remaining mould activity. This step helps ensure the cleaning has been effective and gives you confidence that your space is safer and healthier.

    Our goal is to leave your home not just cleaner — but healthier, safer, and properly diagnosed. We focus on long-term solutions, not temporary cover-ups, and we never recommend work that isn’t truly needed.

    Perfect for homeowners, landlords, tenants or anyone looking to fully understand and resolve a mould issue with confidence.

Bathroom ceiling with mold and water damage, beige tile walls, shower curtain, and showerhead.
Room with water damage and mold on white walls, wooden floor, nearby electrical outlet, and a window.
A room with a window, a hanging lamp, a small table, and a wall with dark mold or smoke damage.
A small bathroom with beige tiled walls and ceiling, featuring a white bathtub, a white toilet, a sink with a cabinet, a mirror, a toilet paper holder, and a shower curtain rod with a curtain, illuminated by ceiling lights.
An empty corner of a room with white walls, wooden flooring, a wall socket, and white baseboard heating along the wall.
An empty room with beige walls, wooden flooring, a window with a curtain, a radiator below the window, and a laundry machine or dryer in the corner with some items on top. A ceiling light fixture is turned on.
Thermal imaging camera displaying a thermal scan with temperature readings around 21.6°C to 24.4°C, capturing a ceiling with areas of heat variation.

Why does a bit of mould matter?

  • Mould is a type of fungus that grows in damp, humid environments. It appears in various colours — commonly black, green, or red — and thrives on surfaces like walls, ceilings, windows, and even furniture when there’s enough moisture and poor ventilation.

  • Not all mould is the same, but it all grows for the same reason: excess moisture.

    • Black mould (Stachybotrys chartarum) is often the most well-known and potentially harmful type.

    • Green or red moulds can also appear in homes and may belong to different fungal families, but they typically signal the same underlying issue — damp.

    The colour doesn’t always indicate how dangerous it is, but all visible mould should be taken seriously, especially in living areas or places where people spend a lot of time.

  • In most homes, mould is directly linked to condensation, commonly seen in bathrooms and kitchens. This happens when warm, moist air (from things like cooking, showering, or even breathing) hits cold surfaces like windows or poorly insulated walls. That moisture settles, and over time, creates the perfect breeding ground for mould spores to grow.

    Other causes can include leaks, rising damp, or poor ventilation — all of which we investigate thoroughly during a mould survey.

  • While not everyone reacts to mould the same way, prolonged exposure — especially to black mould — can lead to or worsen:

    • Respiratory issues like asthma or wheezing

    • Skin irritation

    • Sinus problems and persistent coughing

    • Eye or throat irritation

    • More serious reactions in people with allergies, weakened immune systems, or pre-existing conditions

    Even if mould doesn’t make you feel unwell immediately, it can still damage the air quality in your home and worsen over time if left untreated.