Commercial Grade Vacuum Extraction.
Controlled wet and dry source removal using H-Class filtration, with containment to help limit cross-contamination during post-treatment cleanup.
Once antimicrobial treatment is complete, contaminated residue still needs to be removed without spreading it through the property. We use an ASA 30 H PC H-Class wet and dry vacuum for a controlled post-treatment cleanup pass. Its H-Class filtration is designed for very fine hazardous mould and dust, while containment helps reduce cross-contamination as material is lifted at the source. The machine handles both wet and dry recovery, so it can be matched to the conditions on site. Automatic filter cleaning helps maintain consistent suction through demanding remediation work. Vacuum extraction forms one part of a complete mould treatment plan: we pair physical removal with the right antimicrobial, steam or fogging treatment, then address moisture and drying so the conditions that allowed mould to grow are properly managed.
How it works
Containment setup
The work area is contained and the correct filters, collection bags, and consumables are selected for the material and conditions.
Wet or dry extraction
The ASA 30 H PC removes contaminated mould residue and hazardous dust at the source using the recovery mode suited to the site.
Automatic filter cleaning
The vacuum cleans its filter automatically to help maintain consistent suction throughout demanding remediation work.
Post-treatment cleanup
A controlled final extraction pass removes residual material before airborne control, moisture management, and drying are completed.
What's included
ASA 30 H PC H-Class wet and dry vacuum extraction
H-Class filtration for very fine hazardous mould and dust
Contained source removal to help reduce cross-contamination
Wet and dry recovery matched to site conditions
Post-treatment cleanup with automatic filter cleaning for consistent suction
Good to know
Vacuuming removes and contains mould; it does not kill it. Effective remediation still needs the right antimicrobial, steam or fogging treatment, plus thorough drying.
H-Class performance depends on using the correct filters, collection bags, and other consumables for the material and task.
A HEPA air scrubber is not an H-Class vacuum: the vacuum removes contamination at the source, while the air scrubber captures particles already airborne.
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Common questions
Does H-Class vacuum extraction kill mould?
How is an H-Class vacuum different from a HEPA air scrubber?
Can the ASA 30 H PC handle wet and dry material?
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