Elite Restoration recently completed a mould remediation job in White Gum Valley WA 6162 in October 2026. The property had 9 rooms documented as part of the assessment and works, so the record covers each area individually rather than as one general note.

Mould work starts with finding out where the problem actually is. Technicians use a purple UV torch to pick up scattered dark marks across textured wall surfaces, which can show growth that is not obvious under normal light. A thermal camera is also used on wall and ceiling junctions, where temperature readings across the surface can point to areas that stay damp longer than they should. Together these checks help define the scope before anything is removed.
Once the affected areas are mapped, the work moves to containment and removal. Vanity cupboards and rooms are cleared of stored contents, boxes are moved out of the way, and surfaces are cleaned and treated. Materials that can’t be cleaned to a safe standard are removed. The work is carried out in line with IICRC S520, the standard for mould remediation, which sets out how assessment, containment, removal and verification should be done. Confirming the space is clean before it is handed back is part of that process.

Elite Restoration is an IICRC Certified Firm, certificate number 70100265, with multiple IICRC-certified technicians on staff. The Elite brand, operating since 1984, is part of the Elite group, and the company holds CM3 certification as an independent contractor for OH&S and compliance prequalification. Where insurance is involved, the team liaises with insurers on the claim as the job progresses, with live onsite reporting, scopes and quotes provided along the way.
Mould in a home is not only a surface problem. It can grow where moisture has been sitting in walls, ceilings and cupboards, often out of sight, and it can affect how comfortable and healthy a home is to live in. For households in White Gum Valley, catching moisture and growth early and dealing with it properly means less disruption and a clearer picture of what the building needs. Work done to the IICRC S520 standard gives owners a documented, checked result they can rely on.
Read more about our Mould Removal & Remediation service.