Mould Focus Ltd

05/12/2022

Thanks for spreading the word, Claire Coleman.

My workload is nothing if not varied. In the last week I’ve immersed myself in the Equality & Human Rights Commission’s guidance on discrimination against women for a piece about the new fertility rights bill, calculated what percentage you can save on high end beauty products, investigated this year’s flu strain and, for this piece, which was in the on Saturday, found out more about Stachybotrys chartarum or black mould than I ever thought I’d know. As ever, huge thanks to the two people who gave me my crash course in it – Sam Bellamy of and of – it definitely made me think about how I can reduce moisture in my home. And also made me realise how much of an issue this could be this winter, especially in rented accommodation where it’s often a question of repair and replacement to stop the mould coming back.
Finally kudos to the Telegraph’s illustrators who did an excellent job of taking my copy and making it visual. Have a look at the piece via the link in my bio.
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04/12/2022

I was recently asked by The for tips on how to reduce the risk of mould growth at home this winter.

Hit the link below for the full article if you’d like advice on how to keep your home dry and avoid mould growth that could affect your health.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/interiors/home/hidden-black-mould-hotspots-home-what-can-do/

15/11/2022

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30/09/2022

Mould Focus are professional and accredited remediators using advanced technology to remove mould from your home.

As indoor Environmental Professionals we’re experts in mould testing, remediation and prevention.

29/09/2022

Thèa is having a dispute with her landlord regarding her Building Related Illness. Was a pleasure helping Thèa and her brother getting their home remediated and sufficiently ventilated.

29/09/2022

Water damage and mould in your home could be having a negative effect on the air you breathe.

17/05/2022

You’re probably aware that it can be harmful to breathe in polluted air when you’re outside. The same is true when you’re indoors where we spend almost 90% of our time.

Microbial pollution is a key element of indoor air pollution. It is caused by hundreds of species of fungi and bacteria growing indoors when sufficient moisture is available.

Mould Growth within a building has long since been linked with poor health and property damage, and is therefore the most significant bio pollutant to be found within the indoor environment.

Water damage from leaks, floods or condensation, as well as poor construction design, building defect and insufficient ventilation, can result in biological amplification in as little as 48 hours.

Contaminates can then become airborne and enter the body through inhalation and touch, and have an impact on your health and well-being. Visit our website to see how we can help you improve your indoor air quality to reduce the risk of ill health.

11/05/2022

Our Mould Survey has been developed, with your health in mind, to identify areas of current and historic water damage that may be contaminating the air you breathe.

For more information please head to our website www.mouldfocus.com