If you need professional help to get rid of black spot mould, Steam ‘n’ Drying Carpet Auckland Services has unmatched experience in the industry.
Mould growths are fungi and can be one of the more unpleasant side-effects of carpet flood damage or can arise from a water leak, damp or some structural problem.
It’s not only unsightly and damaging to your furnishings, it can weaken the structure of your property, but moulds cause many health problems. Likewise, this means that a professional mould removal company should only be treated and removed as specialised equipment and protective clothing are often necessary.
We have a local team at hand on 0808 115 8050 ready to discuss how our black mould cleaner can return your property to a safe and habitable space free from black mould, or if you would prefer to contact us online, then fill in the form, and a local specialist will get back to you.
Indeed, booking the equipment you need is easy. Call us now. Of course, you’ll receive a no-obligation quote from one of our friendly and helpful customer service teams. You can use Steam ‘n’ Dry Carpet Mould and Mildew Auckland Cleaners’ online booking form for further assistance. Also, please speak to one of our advisers directly using our online chat facility.
In truth, unbeatable prices for dehumidifier hire from Steam ‘n’ Dry Mould and Mildew Auckland Cleaners!
Undeniably, black mould loves growing on drywall and wood. These building materials are by far the most common areas of black mould growth. Also, the timber or drywall gets wet, a black mould spore that’s floating in the air lands on it, and it starts to grow within 24 hours. Within a couple of days, you’ve got some. For help, call Steam ‘n’ Dry Mould and Mildew Carpet Drying Auckland Cleaners. Over three decades, located in West Auckland, East, South Auckland, North Shore and Hibiscus Coast on 0800 783-266.
Auckland Central 09 3767007
North Shore 09 489 7784
West Auckland 09 8374545
East Auckland 09 520 0062
South Auckland 09 262 0720
Hibiscus Coast 09 426 5008
By Graeme Stephens
Published: 29/04/2019 Updated: 26/08/2021
