Pureairo
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Service 01
Mould & Bacteria Testing.
Comprehensive air and surface testing to identify exactly what you're dealing with — mould species, concentration levels, and moisture sources.
Before any treatment begins, you need to know exactly what you're dealing with. Our professional testing identifies the species of mould in your home, the concentration of airborne spores, and — critically — where the moisture is coming from. Without accurate testing, remediation is guesswork.
We offer both professional on-site assessments and DIY testing kits for homeowners who want to check their air quality independently. Our kits are suitable for air, surface, and water testing, with accurate results returned within 5 days.
How it works
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Sample collection
Air and surface samples taken from affected and control areas using calibrated equipment.
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Laboratory analysis
Samples sent to accredited laboratories for species identification and spore count analysis.
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Moisture mapping
Professional moisture meters and thermal imaging identify hidden water sources in walls, floors, and ceilings.
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Report & recommendations
Detailed report with findings, risk assessment, and a tailored remediation plan.
What's included
DIY mould testing kits for air, surface, and water sampling
Professional air quality assessments with laboratory analysis
Species identification — know exactly what mould you have
Moisture mapping to locate the source of the problem
Detailed report with findings and recommended treatment plan
Ready to book this service?
Get a free assessment — we'll inspect your property and recommend the right solution.
Common questions
How long do test results take?
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DIY kit results are returned within 5 days. Professional on-site assessments include a verbal overview on the day, with the full written report typically within 3–5 business days.
Can I test for mould myself?
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Yes — our DIY testing kits are designed for homeowners. They test air, surface, and water samples and come with clear instructions and easy-to-read results.
What types of mould do you test for?
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Our laboratory analysis identifies all common indoor mould species including Aspergillus, Penicillium, Cladosporium, and Stachybotrys (black mould), as well as airborne bacteria levels.
Ready to get started?
Book a free assessment. We'll inspect your property and recommend the right treatment for your situation.
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