A retail company was faced with a significant mould contamination issue in their storeroom. Following an initial inspection, it was evident that all remaining shoe boxes and the entire storeroom needed comprehensive treatment to manage and eliminate microbial presence. The scope of work was extensive, covering not only the inventory but also all aspects of the storeroom, including fixed fixtures and movable storage racks. Ensuring a thorough cleanse while minimising disruption to the store’s operations posed a considerable challenge.
To effectively address the contamination issue, a detailed action plan was executed. First, all salvaged shoe boxes were thoroughly wiped down and treated with antimicrobials to eradicate any microbial growth. Subsequently, the storeroom underwent a comprehensive cleaning regimen that included washing and treating all shelving, fixed fixtures, and movable storage racks with antimicrobials to ensure complete surface disinfection. Finally, the flooring throughout the storage area was meticulously cleaned and scrubbed, with further antimicrobial treatments applied to secure a thorough sanitisation of the entire space.
The systematic cleaning and treatment process led to the successful sanitisation of the storeroom and inventory. Post-treatment tests confirmed a significant reduction in microbial activity, meeting health and safety standards. The retail store was able to resume normal operations quickly with minimal disruption. This intervention by our professional mould cleaners not only safeguarded the stock from potential damage but also reinforced the store’s commitment to maintaining a safe environment for both employees and customers.
What types of mould can professional mould cleaners remove?
Professional mould cleaners can remove various types of mould, including black mould, white mould, and other common household moulds. They use specialised techniques and products to ensure thorough removal and prevent recurrence.
Is it safe to stay in my home during the mould cleaning process?
Safety during mould removal depends on the extent of the contamination. For small, contained areas, it may be safe to remain in your home, but for larger or more toxic mould infestations, it’s often recommended to temporarily vacate the premises to avoid health risks.
How can I prevent mould from returning after cleaning?
To prevent mould from returning, ensure proper ventilation, control humidity levels, fix any leaks promptly, and regularly clean areas prone to moisture. Professional mould cleaners may also offer advice on specific measures tailored to your home’s needs.
AllAces Cleaning & Restoration has over 35 years of industry experience handling extensive mould remediation projects across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and surrounds. Our IICRC-certified mould cleaners are highly trained and experienced utilising the latest technology and equipment to ensure the return of a pre-loss condition.