CONWY, DENBIGHSHIRE & GWYNEDD
MOULD AND CONDENSATION SERVICES
We offer 2 levels of service. A system installation only (where you prefer to clean and treat your own mould) & B system installation plus mould cleaning treatment and removal.
Firstly, following your enquiry, we make an initial visit at a convenient time to inspect your personal mould or condensation issues to try and determine the possible causes.
We discuss these findings with you, explain the process and answer any questions you may have.
We will decide on the best solution for the problem/s and supply a full written quotation on the installation cost.
The installation of pressure ventilation systems will not remove existing mould from a property, however, it will render the mould dead and dormant within 72 hours from installation.
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Get in touch for a free quote on your mould and condensation problems.
MOULD REMOVAL NORTH WALES
The old mould staining and damage will still need spray treatment and cleaning, but it will then not return.
We offer additional treatment and cleaning service should you prefer us to take care of that, and if the decor is damaged beyond cleaning, we even offer a full painting and decorating service to get your property back to its former self.
Mould Removal North Wales 
Removal of Mould Conwy 
Preventing Condensation
According to Wikipedia Mold health issues refer to the harmful health effects of moulds and their mycotoxins. However, recent research has shown these adverse health effects are caused not exclusively by moulds, but also by other microbial agents and biotoxins associated with dampness, mold, and water-damaged buildings, such as gram-negative bacteria that produce endotoxins, as well as actinomycetes and their associated exotoxins. Approximately 47% of houses have substantial levels of mold, with over 85% of commercial and office buildings found to have water damage predictive of mould. As many as 21% of asthma cases may result from exposure to mold.
Dampness in homes and the resulting mold have been associated with substantial and statistically significant increases in the risks of respiratory infections and bronchitis.
Moulds and many related microbial agents are ubiquitous in the biosphere, and mould spores are a common component of household and workplace dust.
While most moulds in the outdoor environment are not hazardous to humans, many found inside buildings are known to be.