Electrodry Mould Removal Ballina
The Affordable and Revolutionary Mould Cleaning System
The Affordable and Revolutionary Mould Cleaning System
For the safest and most effective mould removal in Ballina, choose Electrodry. Our mould remediation technicians have been approved by Goldmorr®, the leading provider of mould removal services. Our mould removal service promises reliable safety and amazing results
We analyse mould growth causes, treatment options, and provide prevention recommendations for lasting results.
With our Mould Micro Misting process, we effectively remove airborne mould spores, restoring your indoor air to a healthy level.
Our Goldmorr® non-toxic solution removes mould stains, preserving your surfaces without requiring repainting.
Our treatment effectively traces and eliminates mould at its source, ensuring a comprehensive and lasting solution.
If mould resurfaces within 12 months, we will clean all previously treated areas listed in the original scope of work at no extra cost to you. Your satisfaction is our priority.
With our efficient 1-day service, we guarantee fast turnaround times and a comprehensive removal of mould from your property.
A mould quote, inspection and detailed report entail a $50 fee, which is deducted from the total quote when you book any Electrodry service. Our quotations are all-inclusive, so there will be no hidden surprises.
Call our hotline 13 27 13 or schedule a quote and pre-inspection online.
During the visit, our technician will tell you the cost, likely results and answer all your question.
Receive a comprehensive report including the exact quote, cause, scope and treatment of the mould issue.
Book with peace of mind knowing exactly what to expect on the day of your service.
When it comes to mould removal in Ballina, Electrodry is the name you can rely on. Our Goldmorr® approved technicians deliver safe and optimal outcomes for your home. With their expertise, we effectively remove mould from hard surfaces and employ our Mould Micro Misting Process to thoroughly eliminate airborne spores. Make the choice for a healthier living environment with Electrodry.
Book an appointment with Electrodry, and a qualified specialist will assess the extent of your mould issue, provide a detailed estimate, and discuss the available methods for remediation.
Using advanced equipment, Electrodry's skilled technicians analyse moisture levels and identify the underlying cause of mould growth in your home.
Our technician applies a surfactant solution that deeply permeates building materials, ensuring the thorough elimination of hidden mould growth.
Using Goldmorr® solutions, we efficiently eradicate external mould and stains, without the need for repainting.
Our antimicrobial mist effectively halts the dispersion of airborne mould spores, preventing future mould growth.
| 1st internal unit | $189 from |
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| succeeding internal units | $159 |
| external unit | included* |
*The price includes cleaning both internal and external units. For split system air conditioners, external units must be on ground level with flat, paved access to allow equipment transport. If the external unit is on a balcony, it must be on the same floor as the internal unit. A minimum callout fee may apply depending on your location.
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ELECTRODRY'S COMMITMENT TO QUALITYMould can be found on various surfaces such as carpets, fabrics, walls, and ceilings, and in areas with water damage or damp environments like showers or toilets. If not promptly addressed, mould can cause allergic reactions and impact indoor air quality.
Cladosporium mould is a prevalent type of mould that can have different effects on human health depending on the specific species and individual sensitivity.
Causes
Excessive moisture conditions, including water leaks, high humidity, condensation, or inadequate ventilation, are typically responsible for Cladosporium mould growth.
Is it harmful?
Extended exposure to high levels of Cladosporium can result in adverse health effects. Some individuals may experience allergies and asthma symptoms when exposed to Cladosporium.
Penicillium is a common type of mould found in various environments, including indoor spaces. Most Penicillium species produce spores that are blue, green, or yellow in color.
Causes
While Penicillium moulds are often associated with food spoilage, they can also be found in damp or water-damaged areas of buildings such as walls, ceilings, and carpets. They thrive in environments with high humidity and organic materials to feed on.
Is it harmful?
Exposure to Penicillium moulds can cause allergic reactions in some individuals, including sneezing, itchy nose, itchy throat, watery eyes, and nasal congestion. People with mould allergies, especially those with asthma, may experience asthma attacks triggered by exposure to Penicillium moulds.
Aspergillus moulds are commonly found both indoors and outdoors and are widespread in the environment. They start as white and can change colour as they grow, appearing green, brown, black, or yellow, depending on the species.
Causes
Aspergillus is caused by various species of the fungi Aspergillus. The most common cause of aspergillosis is Aspergillus fumigatus. The spores of Aspergillus moulds are airborne and can be more concentrated indoors compared to outdoors.
Is it harmful?
Aspergillus moulds can cause a condition called aspergillosis, which is an infection resulting from this type of mould. Symptoms of aspergillosis can include coughing (sometimes with blood), shortness of breath, wheezing, chest pain, fever, fatigue, and weight loss.
Alternaria mould develops club-shaped spores that form long, chain-like structures and eventually create thick colonies in black, green, or grey colours. These spores can be found indoors and outdoors, spreading through the air and often settling in water or soil.
Causes
Alternaria moulds are commonly found in both indoor and outdoor environments and are known as significant plant pathogens. They can grow on a wide range of surfaces and materials, including soil and water. Alternaria moulds thrive in damp conditions and can grow rapidly, with some species reaching maturity within five days.
Is it harmful?
While Alternaria mould is a common cause of allergies, it is generally not considered highly dangerous for individuals with a healthy immune system. However, for people with compromised immune systems, such as those who are immunocompromised, Alternaria mould can cause opportunistic infections. It's important to note that mould allergies can cause discomforting symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, red eyes, and dizziness.
To stop mould from coming back on walls, you should ensure the following:
Maintain control over humidity levels.
Enhance ventilation in the affected area.
Fix any leaks that might contribute to moisture.
Use products that are resistant to mould.
Regularly clean surfaces.
Avoid leaving wet items or materials for extended periods, as they can promote mould growth.
While vinegar can effectively eliminate certain types of mould and mildew, it may not be as potent as other mould-killing solutions. Vinegar is generally considered a mild option and may work well for small areas of mould. However, for larger or persistent mould issues, stronger solutions may be necessary.
Being exposed to mould can result in a range of health symptoms, such as allergies, respiratory issues, headaches, tiredness, and trouble focusing. In more severe instances, it can even lead to significant health problems. If you have suspicions of mould in your home, it's essential to act quickly. This might involve identifying and eliminating the source of the mould, enhancing ventilation and humidity levels, and thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting the affected areas.
Dehumidifiers can help reduce mould growth by decreasing moisture levels in the air. Maintaining relative humidity at 50% or lower can prevent mould from developing. However, it is important to perform regular cleaning and maintenance and address any existing mould problems before relying solely on a dehumidifier.
Yes, it is generally safe to sleep in a room after cleaning mould, as long as all visible mould has been completely removed and the area has been thoroughly dried. It is also crucial to address the underlying cause of mould growth to prevent its recurrence.
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