Tired of mold appearing every year? Contact us! Our specialists will identify the cause, remove the mold, apply a protective coating to the walls, carry out sporicidal treatment of the entire space, eliminate mold odors, and find the best prevention solution to ensure it doesn’t come back.
Mold Removal Service
We also offer an on-site evaluation by a specialist to assess the treatment area and calculate the final cost. The evaluation fee is deducted from the total service price if you proceed with the treatment. If the quoted price meets your expectations, our specialist will start the work immediately. Additionally, we provide consultation services to identify the causes of mold growth, suggest technical solutions for their elimination, and offer preventive measures to stop mold from returning—without the need for treatment.
Say goodbye to mold for good! Contact us today for professional mold removal and long-term protection.
Mold Treatment
What to Do If You Have Mold
- Minimize time spent in mold-affected areas and avoid storing food or open water there.
- Ventilate the space regularly, regardless of weather. If you have small children, air out one room at a time to reduce mold spores.
- Move furniture and objects at least 15-20 cm away from mold-affected walls.
- Get an electronic hygrometer or check your current one to monitor humidity. Use a dew point calculator to maintain optimal indoor humidity.
- Use exhaust fans in the kitchen and bathroom. If you don’t have one, check a guide on selecting the right exhaust fan.
- Follow mold prevention tips to slow its growth.
What Not to Do When Mold Appears
- Don’t delay addressing mold issues—every day of inaction increases health risks and repair costs.
- Don’t rush to replace windows—condensation doesn’t always indicate poor quality. In some cases, installing high-quality plastic windows has triggered mold growth.
- Don’t rush to insulate your home—it may be an unnecessary expense that won’t solve the mold problem.
- Don’t remove damaged materials yourself—mechanical removal often spreads mold spores, leading to new outbreaks.
- Household cleaners and DIY solutions don’t eliminate mold. Scrubbing too hard can damage surfaces without solving the issue.
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Mold and Mildew Wall Treatment
The conditions that lead to mold growth are hazardous to human health. High indoor humidity can cause sleep disturbances, headaches, and promote the growth of pathogenic microorganisms. Poor ventilation leads to the accumulation of dust and harmful chemical compounds. When mold appears, these risks are compounded by exposure to mycotoxins and thousands of airborne mold spores.
For poorly ventilated spaces with mold infestations, where occupants experience non-specific symptoms such as chronic fatigue, headaches, eye and skin irritation, or breathing difficulties, the World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced a special term: “Sick Building Syndrome” (SBS).
Many of our clients report that mold removal, addressing its root causes, and developing the habit of maintaining optimal indoor humidity have significantly improved their quality of life. They feel better, recover faster from physical exertion, experience fewer respiratory illnesses, and notice reduced seasonal allergy symptoms.
Why You Should Remove Mold from Walls
Mold Spore Allergy
Mold allergy is the body’s immune response to proteins found in mold spores. When a person inhales these spores, the immune system produces antibodies, triggering allergy symptoms that can range from mild nasal congestion to life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
A key sign of mold allergy at home is that symptoms persist regardless of the season and tend to be chronic and recurrent. However, only a doctor can confirm the exact cause through specialized tests.
If you have a mold allergy, certain foods should be avoided, including blue cheese, soy sauce, and other mold-fermented products.
Symptoms of Mold Exposure
- Nasal congestion, runny nose.
- Coughing, throat irritation.
- Sneezing, shortness of breath, chest pain.
- Eye and skin irritation.
- Fungal infections of the skin and nails.
- Diarrhea, abdominal pain.
- Nausea, vomiting.
Symptoms of Chronic Mold Exposure
- Difficulty breathing, asthma.
- Headache, dizziness.
- Fatigue, depression.
- Memory impairment.
- Body pain, fever.
- Nervous system issues.
Mold as a Cause of Depression
Mold Can Be Life-Threatening! Well-Known and Documented Cases:
- 2004, USA (South Florida): Eight people died due to an infection caused by black mold. [“CDC: Mold and Health.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention];
- 2012, Italy: A family perished in an old house contaminated with mold. [“Italian family killed by their home’s mold.” BBC News];
- 2018, Canada: Two people died after developing a lung abscess caused by mold exposure. [“Two people died after being exposed to fungi at hospital.” BBC News];
- 2020, Scotland: A woman died from an infection linked to mold in her home. [“Woman died from infection linked to mould in her flat.” BBC News].
- Stanaćević, M., Vojvodić, V., & Ćosić, V. (2009). Psychological effects of indoor air pollution. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, 212(5), 544-554.
- Skarżyńska, K., Zawisza, M., & Jasielska, D. (2014). Disgusting microbes: Disgust sensitivity is associated with neuroticism and heightened physical disgust behaviors. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 38, 39-45.
Top 7 Facts About Mold
Fact #1
Mold Can Survive in Extreme Conditions:
- Temperatures ranging from 0°C to 60°C.
- pH levels below 2 or above 11.
- Oxygen concentrations as low as 0.3%.
- Constant water submersion.
- Depths of up to 10 km underground.
- High radiation exposure.
- Outer space conditions.
Fact #2
Mold is omnivorous and can feed on: stone, clay, sand, plastics, metals, oil, and diesel fuel. These properties make mold useful for oil spill cleanup and certain types of waste disposal.
Fact #3
Several studies have explored the cognitive abilities of mold fungi. Experiments have revealed that mold exhibits a certain level of intelligence—it can remember environmental information and use it for decision-making. In one such experiment, researchers placed mold in a maze with food at the end. After several attempts, the mold began finding the shortest path to the food.
Fact #4
Mold is not a plant but belongs to the fungi kingdom. Until 1969, when biologist Robert Whittaker published A New Proposal: A Five-Kingdom System of Organisms, mold fungi were classified as plants and studied within botany.
Fact #5
Mold cells resemble plant cells as they also have cell walls, but unlike plants, they cannot perform photosynthesis. Instead, they generate energy and feed like animal cells. Their cell walls contain chitin, a durable polysaccharide typically found in insect exoskeletons, making them highly resistant to external conditions.
Fact #6
Mold fungi can move. When mold encounters unfavorable conditions or runs out of nutrients, it migrates toward a more suitable environment. It does this by expanding its mycelium in one direction while retracting in another. Some mold species also use slime to aid in movement.
Fact #7
Mold fungi can coordinate their actions both with each other and with other living organisms.
In one experiment, Penicillium chrysogenum was placed in a nutrient medium alongside Escherichia coli bacteria. As the bacteria grew, researchers introduced the antibiotic penicillin, which was lethal to the bacteria but harmless to the mold.
Surprisingly, the mold formed a protective barrier, shielding some bacteria while others perished. This experiment demonstrated that mold can protect other organisms from harmful substances. One possible explanation is that mold preserves bacteria that play beneficial roles in the environment, ultimately supporting the ecosystem.
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Mold treatment is as safe as a thorough apartment cleaning using modern detergents.
The main active ingredient in the mold removal products we use is sodium hypochlorite. It is not a carcinogen and does not cause allergic reactions in most people. [01], [02], [03], [04].
Sodium hypochlorite is widely used in cleaning products by global manufacturers such as Procter & Gamble, Henkel, and Reckitt Benckiser.
It is a key ingredient in bleach, bathroom and toilet cleaners, surface cleaning and whitening agents (Cif, Domestos, Mr. Muscle), laundry whiteners (Tide, Persil, Ariel), dishwasher detergents (Finish, Cascade, Somat), as well as pool and hot tub water treatment solutions. In some countries, sodium hypochlorite is also used for drinking water purification.
Sources:
- National Institutes of Health
- International Agency for Research on Cancer, IARC
- World Health Organization, WHO
- National Center for Biotechnology Information, NCBI
Yes, we provide a guarantee for every property where we perform mold removal.
The warranty period is determined individually after an inspection by our specialist.
Our guarantee ensures that mold will not reappear on the treated areas within the agreed period, even if the underlying causes are not immediately addressed.
This warranty period allows the client to insulate the space, improve ventilation, redirect rainwater, lower the groundwater level, and take other necessary steps to eliminate the root causes of mold growth.
We do not use highly toxic or carcinogenic substances that provide long-term protection without addressing the underlying causes of mold formation.
Our pricing is fully transparent and structured as follows:
The service cost includes a minimum order fee, which covers mold removal from 1 m², application of a protective coating to prevent regrowth, and sporicidal treatment to prevent cross-contamination.
For areas larger than 1 m², each additional square meter is charged separately. In most apartments, mold-affected surfaces typically range from 1 to 2 m².
You can also request an additional service: “Specialist visit for cost estimation.”
On average, a full mold removal treatment in a standard apartment, including protective coating and sporicidal treatment, takes about 2 hours.
An additional 30 minutes is needed for ventilation. Extra time may be required for preparatory work, such as removing a suspended ceiling or moving furniture.
To prepare for mold removal, ensure access to electricity and that the space can be securely closed.
Our treatments may bleach natural and some synthetic fabrics, so move textiles away from treated areas, tie up curtains, and shift soft furniture if possible. In kitchens, remove open food, drinking water, and pet food. In bathrooms, take out towels, sponges, toothbrushes, and hygiene products.
Natural parquet and tinted wood flooring require extra protection—please inform us in advance so we can bring the necessary coverings.
During sporicidal treatment, the room is filled with ozone, which can irritate the respiratory system if inhaled for an extended time. Everyone, including pets, must leave the space, and aquarium compressors should be turned off. Some plants are sensitive to ozone, so it’s best to move them out or place them higher from the floor, covering them with plastic if necessary.
No need to worry—our specialist will inspect the space before starting and assist with moving items if needed.
We recommend cleaning surfaces that come into contact with food or may have been exposed to treatment spray using liquid soap or dishwashing detergent.
This includes kitchen countertops near treated walls, windowsills if mold was removed from slopes, and bathroom shelves.
If small children live in the apartment, it’s advisable to wipe floor areas along the walls where mold was present. Additional ventilation is always beneficial.
Other Services
Dehumidification Services
High humidity not only causes mold problems but also reduces wall insulation efficiency, leading to energy loss and discomfort. A commercial condensation dehumidifier can quickly dry out a room, making it easier to maintain optimal humidity levels and prevent further issues. Proper humidity control is crucial for accurately assessing insulation effectiveness and ensuring a healthier indoor environment.
Handyman Services
If you need to install a kitchen exhaust hood, adjust window fittings, apply silicone sealant in the bathroom, assemble or move furniture, or if you lack the time and tools to replace a light switch or mount bookshelves, consider our “Handyman Services.” Our team includes experienced builders, electricians, plumbers, finishers, and all-around skilled professionals.
Thermal Inspection
This service is highly effective in identifying the causes of mold growth. The professional Flir C5 thermal imager literally allows us to “see” wall areas with conditions favorable for mold development. It can also assess insulation efficiency, detect window and door defects, locate hidden water leaks, identify thermal bridges, moisture-prone materials, and much more.