Black Mould can be extremely harmful to your health, call us today for a free no obligation quote!
We all get it, What can we do about it? Black Mould Treatment is not as simple as many would have you believe bleach and hot water will not kill Black Mould! It will remove the surface spores and bleach some of the stain, but by this time the spores will have gotten onto you skin and clothes and will be being spread around your home. At JAD Services we utilise a specialist sanitiser with an anti fungal property that kills black mould at the root! This means that once we treat it, it is dead, spores and root! We can then treat it with a bleaching solution that will remove 99% of stains in minutes.
Black Mould is usually caused by condensation, but in worst case scenarios can be due to water ingress. In cases of condensation once treated Black Mould will not return to a ventilated area again. Where a leak is present we can help you identify where the leak may be coming from and in most cases fix it as well.
In severe cases of Black Mould it may be necessary to remove wallpaper or plaster to get to all the sources of mould. In this instance JAD Services will remove and dispose of all waste correctly and safely.
Black Mould in a small amount will probably not cause any issues, however a build up of mould or prolonged exposure can have serious health implications.
The inhaling of Black mould spores has been linked to airway inflammation, nasal congestion, chest tightness, sore throats, chronic coughing, wheezing, skin rashes and watery eyes.
Severe and prolonged exposure has been linked to chronic chest and lung problems, made even worse if the person(s) exposed already have existing conditions such as Asthma.
At JAD Services we offer free no obligation quotes and advice for Black Mould Treatment. Call or email us today, to arrange a visit from one of our professionals to discuss how we can help you get you home back to full health!
All our chemicals are completely safe to use in the home and the affected area can usually be used within one hour!
*as long as our advice is followed and the area is kept well ventilated and all leaks fixed prior to our treatment!
