Why mould remediation needs more than surface cleaning
Mould often develops after leaks, flooding, high humidity or unresolved moisture trapped behind walls and under flooring. That means proper remediation is not just about wiping a surface clean — it also involves understanding how the moisture got there and what needs to dry or be removed to reduce the chance of the problem returning.
For homes in Sydney and Western Sydney, this can happen after storm damage, plumbing leaks, bathroom overflows or long-term hidden moisture around skirting, cabinetry and flooring. In offices and commercial properties, mould can also develop after air-conditioning leaks, plumbing faults or moisture trapped in wall and ceiling cavities.
Acting early can help reduce the spread of mould, protect indoor air quality and keep repair costs more manageable.
