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Air Conditioner Cleaning on the Tweed Heads
Is your property constantly smelling damp or musty? You could have a mould problem that’s happening right under your nose. Mould can grow in the tiniest cracks, as long as there’s bacteria and moisture present. At Efficient Hygiene Services, we can provide a mould remediation and cleaning service to ensure your property is clean and healthy. Working in line with all Australian Standards, we will make sure your property satisfies all Work Health and Safety guidelines.
Our team can organise a comprehensive inspection and assessment for your property, including all exhaust systems in your kitchen, toilet and bathroom. From there, we can use top quality chemicals and tools to provide a deep clean and sanitise all surfaces. A detailed report or certificate will then be provided for your records.
For assistance with ducts, exhausts or air conditioners, make Efficient Hygiene Services your first call. We serve clients throughout Tweed Heads!
Make sure the air you’re breathing in everyday is clean and healthy! Our team can travel to your Tweed Heads commercial property and provide an indoor air quality test. We will check for carbon dioxide and monoxide levels, asbestos fibres and other contaminants.
We provide detailed HVAC hygiene inspections and reporting in Tweed Heads. Our qualified team will check the overall hygiene of all systems, collect photo evidence and curate a comprehensive report for your records. You can count on us to be prompt and thorough.
From sneezing to coughing and nasal congestion, the presence of mould in your Tweed Heads commercial property can cause various health concerns. Our qualified team can provide a cleaning service and remove mould wherever it may be. Get in touch today.
Some obvious signs of poor indoor air quality include frequent sneezing, coughing or breathing difficulties. Build-ups of dust or any bad odours are also a sign of bad air quality. Frequent cleanings and opening up the space to fresh air can help. But an indoor air quality test can help you understand the true root cause – so it can be treated most effectively.
