In August 2026, our team completed mould remediation work in Maylands WA 6051, with 9 rooms documented during the job. Mould remediation starts with assessing where growth is present and how far it has spread, so the work can be planned to remove it properly rather than just cover it up.

The photos from this job show what that looks like in practice. One item was a canvas tote bag with grey, speckled mould marks along the straps and a blue fabric item inside, which needed to be assessed and handled as contaminated material. Elsewhere, a window sill had peeling paint with dark staining running along the frame edge, and a wall had crumbling paint and staining above a timber skirting board. Moisture behind surfaces like these often needs to be found and dealt with before any cleaning or repainting can hold.
For this kind of job in general terms, the work typically involves containing the affected areas, removing porous materials that can’t be cleaned effectively, cleaning and treating the surfaces that remain, and then checking the results before the area is closed up. Our remediation work is carried out in line with IICRC S520, the industry standard for mould remediation, and our team holds IICRC certifications covering applied microbial remediation.

Mould in a home or workplace is not only a surface problem. It can grow in wall cavities, under flooring and around window frames where it is hard to see, and it can affect the air people breathe, particularly in bedrooms and living areas. For residents and property owners in Maylands and the surrounding area, catching growth early and dealing with the source of moisture is the most reliable way to avoid repeated damage and the costs that follow it.
Elite Restoration is CM3 certified, and the Elite brand has been operating since 1984. Our team is an IICRC Certified Firm, and our work is documented room by room so property owners can see what was found and what was done.
Read more about our Mould Removal & Remediation service.