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Yes, with a child who has allergies, professional remediation is strongly advised. The combination of an AC leak and black mould in a closet is a serious concern due to Dubai's high humidity, which allows mould to proliferate rapidly behind walls and under floors.

Do not attempt to remove it yourself with bleach or other store-bought chemicals. Disturbing the mould can release a high concentration of spores into the air, potentially worsening your child's allergies and spreading the contamination. The primary goal is to remove the mould, not just kill it, and to identify the moisture source.

A reputable company will first conduct an inspection to identify the full extent of the growth, which is often more widespread than what is visible. They should use containment barriers and HEPA air scrubbers to prevent cross-contamination during the physical removal process. For a child's room, you must verify they use EPA-approved, non-toxic, botanical-based antimicrobials that are safe for occupied spaces, not harsh chemicals.

The most critical step they must perform is identifying and rectifying the source of the moisture—in this case, the AC leak. Without fixing this, the mould will return quickly. Finally, a post-remediation verification test from an independent lab is essential to confirm the air quality is safe before the containment is removed. Look for a provider whose process is built on this science-driven approach, not just surface cleaning.