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The wall behind our sofa in the Marina apartment has these dark, fuzzy patches that have been slowly spreading since the humidity kicked in a few weeks ago. We tried wiping it down with vinegar, but the smell just comes back stronger and my wife's allergies have been terrible. I'm worried it's inside the walls, but I have no idea what a professional mold remediation company would even charge for an inspection and treatment here. What's a realistic ballpark cost to properly fix something like this in Dubai?
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G'day. This is a very common question we get, especially with the high humidity in coastal areas like Marina. Trying DIY fixes like vinegar often just masks the problem temporarily and can actually disturb the spores, making air quality worse, as you've experienced.
For a situation like yours, where there's visible growth and health symptoms, a professional inspection is absolutely critical. The cost is never a flat fee because it depends entirely on the extent of the contamination. For an inspection and air quality testing to identify the species and spore count, you're generally looking at a starting point of AED 800 to AED 1,500. This is the essential first step to create a proper remediation plan. If the mold is indeed inside the wall cavity—a strong possibility if there's a hidden leak—remediation costs can vary widely. For a localized area behind a sofa, a proper fix involving containment, removal of affected materials, hygienization, and HEPA vacuuming might range from AED 2,500 to AED 5,000+. However, if the leak is from an AC unit or a pipe and has spread, the cost can be significantly higher. All work must comply with Dubai Municipality's strict health and safety standards for indoor environmental quality. You really need a certified expert to assess it. We can provide a firm, no-obligation quote after an inspection. give us a call at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email hello@saniservice.com so we can take a look and stop that spread for good. |
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