Anti Fungal Treatment
Black patches on damp walls, white growth on wood and a musty smell in cupboards are signs of fungus. We clean and treat the affected surfaces so the fungus stops spreading.
Pests covered: Mould, Mildew, Wall fungus, Wood fungus
Surface treatment
Affected walls and ceilings are cleaned and treated with an anti-fungal solution before repainting.
Storage treatment
Cupboards, record rooms and wooden furniture with fungal growth are cleaned and treated so stored items stay safe.
Signs You Need Anti Fungal Treatment
- Black or green patches on walls and ceilings
- White powdery growth on wood, leather or files
- A musty smell in cupboards or basements
- Peeling paint in bathrooms and near leakages
- Fungus returning every monsoon
Our Treatment Process
Find the dampness
We look for the source of moisture – leakage, seepage or poor ventilation – and show it to you.
Cleaning
Fungal growth is cleaned off the affected surfaces.
Anti-fungal application
An anti-fungal solution is applied on walls, wood or storage areas.
Advice
We tell you what to fix and how to keep the area dry so the fungus doesn't return.
Where We Provide This Service
Before & After the Treatment
Before Our Visit
- Remove clothes, files and items from affected cupboards.
- Move furniture away from damp walls.
- Tell us about any known leakage or seepage.
After the Treatment
- Keep the room ventilated.
- Get leakages repaired as soon as possible.
- Repaint only after the time the technician advises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the fungus come back?
If the dampness behind it is not fixed, fungus can return. We show you the source of moisture so it can be repaired along with the treatment.
Can we paint over it instead?
Paint alone hides the fungus for a short time but doesn't stop it. Treat the surface first, then paint.
When is the best time?
After the monsoon, once walls have started drying, is a good time. For active leakage, get it repaired first.