Delta Spray UK
At Delta Spray, we specialise in advanced super hydrophobic coatings, aimed at protecting and enhancing various exterior surfaces
124 City Road, London, EC2V NN.
Mold removal
What is mold? Why does it need removing?
Mold is a type of fungus that can cause health problems, damage your property, and create unpleasant odors. Removing mold is essential to protect your health, maintain the integrity of your home, and ensure a clean living environment.
Breathe Easy: Get Rid of Mold for Good
From thorough assessments to meticulous cleanup, our process is designed to give you peace of mind. We don't just remove mold, we tackle the root cause to prevent it from returning. Experience lasting mold solutions with our expert team.
Asses
A certified technician will conduct a thorough assessment to identify all mold growth areas, the source of moisture, and any hidden damage.
Eliminate
Our team will identify and address the root cause of the moisture problem (e.g., leaks, poor ventilation, condensation). Fixing the source is key to preventing mold from returning.
Clean
Using industry-approved techniques and EPA-registered cleaning agents, we'll meticulously remove all mold growth and thoroughly sanitize the affected areas.
Prevent
Our technicians will share expert advice on how to prevent mold growth in the future, including moisture control measures and proper maintenance practices.
Common Signs of Mold Infestation
Mold Growth: Look for patches of fuzzy or slimy growth that can be black, green, white, or other colors. Mold often appears on walls, ceilings, baseboards, around windows, and in damp areas like bathrooms and kitchens.
Water Stains: Discolored areas on walls, ceilings, or floors that might indicate a leak or moisture problem.
Warping or Peeling: Paint or wallpaper that starts to bubble, peel, or become distorted could be a sign of moisture trapped behind the surface, fostering mold growth.
Visible signs to look out for include...
Musty Odor: A persistent, damp, earthy smell, even when there's no visible water source, can signal a hidden mold problem.
Noticeable smells to look out for include...
Increased Allergies: Worsening sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, or congestion, especially indoors.
Asthma Complications: Increased difficulty breathing or wheezing in people with asthma.
Unexplained Health Issues: New respiratory problems, headaches, or skin irritation that seem to occur primarily in the affected building
Health symptoms to pay attention to...
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Mold can grow in hidden places like behind walls, under carpets, or inside HVAC systems.
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If you suspect mold, even without visible signs, it's best to investigate further, especially if you experience the smell or health symptoms.
Important to note that...
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Maintain Indoor Humidity: Keep the humidity levels in your home between 30-50% to inhibit mold growth. Use a hygrometer to monitor these levels and employ dehumidifiers in particularly damp areas.
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Address Leaks: Fix leaky pipes, faucets, and roofs quickly to prevent water accumulation.
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Dry Wet Areas Quickly: Always clean up any spills, standing water, or condensation without delay. Make sure surfaces are dry after exposure to moisture, such as after showering or cooking.
Humidity Control
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Improve Airflow: Regularly open windows to enhance air circulation, particularly in areas prone to moisture like kitchens and bathrooms.
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Run Exhaust Fans: Utilize exhaust fans when cooking or showering to remove moisture. Allow the fans to run for some time afterwards to thoroughly clear out humid air.
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Circulation in Closets & Storage: Avoid overcrowding in closets and storage areas to ensure air can circulate freely. Regularly inspect these areas for any signs of moisture.
Ventilation
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Clean Gutters & Downspouts: Regularly clear your home’s gutters and downspouts to prevent water from pooling around your foundation and leading to moisture problems.
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Inspect Regularly: Perform regular inspections for water damage, leaks, and signs of moisture in critical areas like basements, attics, and around windows.
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Clean Regularly: Pay extra attention to cleaning areas that tend to be moist, such as bathroom surfaces and under sinks, to prevent mold buildup.
Simple Maintenance
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