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If you’re dealing with visible mould growth on walls, ceilings, bathrooms, or surfaces, our professional mould cleaning service can help. Efficient Hygiene Services provides targeted mould cleaning for commercial, industrial, and high traffic environments across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, and surrounds. We eliminate surface mould using compliant, effective methods that restore hygiene and reduce risk of exposure.
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Mould cleaning refers to the professional removal of visible mould growth from surfaces like walls, ceilings, tile grout, and furnishings. Unlike mould remediation, which addresses the root causes and contaminated materials, mould cleaning is a rapid response service focused on eliminating mould that has already appeared.
Our service is ideal for situations where mould is still contained to the surface and hasn’t yet penetrated deep structural elements. We help restore the visual and hygienic quality of your space while minimising health risks caused by surface mould exposure.
Experienced Cleaners: Our trained technicians know how to safely and effectively remove mould from a wide range of commercial and industrial surfaces.
Surface Safe Methods: We use specialised cleaning agents and low moisture treatments that kill mould while protecting paint, grout, and furnishings.
Fast Turnaround: Mould cleaning is often completed in a single visit, making it perfect for busy workplaces or high traffic environments.
Preventative Treatments: We don’t just clean we apply mould inhibiting products to delay regrowth.
Affordable Service: Professional mould cleaning doesn’t have to be expensive. We offer competitive rates for high quality work.
We clean and treat:
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Once we complete the cleaning process, we apply some finishing touches, preventing mould from growing again.
We then move on to the mould removal process. We may use a variety of methods, including:
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Once we complete the cleaning process, we apply some finishing touches, preventing mould from growing again.
In South-East Queensland and NSW, we frequently remove the following moulds:
If you notice any of the following, it’s time to book a mould cleaning service:
Surface mould may seem minor, but it can quickly spread and lead to serious problems. Prompt mould cleaning helps:
We also offer cleaning for external areas affected by mould, moss, or mildew, using high-powered pressure washing (up to 3000 PSI) and steam-based cleaning. Ideal for:
There are several ways you can keep mould out of buildings. These include ensuring adequate ventilation, cleaning areas thoroughly after flooding, and fixing leaky roofs, pipes and windows quickly. You should also endeavour to control humidity levels in your house as much as possible. High humidity indoors combined with low outdoor temperatures can lead to condensation, providing mould with an opportunity to grow. Ideally, humidity should be between 30 and 50 per cent.
You can try to clean mould yourself, but you may find that it comes back. Once established, mould is difficult to remove. Getting rid of it often requires professional equipment operated by trained professionals.
When mould problems don’t go away after a thorough cleaning, it usually means that an underlying source of moisture remains. Water can enter your home and enable mould to flourish in various ways, including rising damp from the basement, penetrating damp from driving rain, leaky pipes, roofs and gutters, or persistent high humidity. Failing to deal with these issues will cause mould to return repeatedly.
Some people leave their homes because of mould while they wait for professionals to eliminate the problem. However, whether you go is a personal choice. People who are ill because of mould might want to move into temporary accommodation until professionals deal with the issue. Consult with your physician if you are unsure what to do.
There are mould tests available. However, if you see mould growing in your home, the best policy is simply to remove it. Most species are harmful to human health in indoor environments.
Scientists call mould toxins ‘mycotoxins’. Not all fungal species produce these, though several mould types do.
How much mould smells is not an indication of how dangerous it is. Therefore, you should remove any mould you find in your environment.
Some moulds contain toxins that might cause severe symptoms, such as memory loss, though these are rare.
Mould will grow in places with a lot of moisture, even if ventilation is good. However, you can reduce mould’s ability to grow by installing extractor fans in your kitchen and bathroom.
