Black mould and damp patches don’t just look unsightly — they damage your walls and affect indoor air quality. Our Bristol specialists tackle the root cause with targeted fungicidal washes and breathable damp-proofing primers, restoring a healthy, flawless finish. We cover Clifton, Redland, Totterdown, Easton, and all areas within a 10-mile radius.
Serving Bristol and all areas within a 10-mile radius, including Clifton, Redland, Totterdown, Easton, Bishopston, Henleaze, Horfield, and surrounding towns such as Keynsham, Portishead, and Bradley Stoke.
Penetrating damp occurs when water enters from outside — through cracked render, faulty gutters, or porous brickwork — often leaving localised stains. Condensation forms when warm, moist air meets cold surfaces (like windows or external walls), leading to widespread black mould. We diagnose the source correctly before treating, ensuring the right solution for your Bristol home.
No — painting over mould without proper treatment will only trap moisture and allow spores to regrow beneath the new paint. Our process always begins with fungicidal sterilisation and thorough surface preparation. Only once the wall is clean, dry, and primed do we apply anti-mould emulsion for a lasting, healthy finish.
Any odour from professional fungicidal treatments typically dissipates within 24–48 hours with normal ventilation. We use low-odour, trade-grade products and advise keeping windows open during drying. Most customers in areas like Fishponds or Stoke Gifford report no lingering smell once the job is complete.
Yes. All our mould and damp treatments include a 3-month guarantee against recurrence. If black mould reappears on treated surfaces within this period, we’ll return to reassess and rectify at no extra cost. For ongoing prevention, we also offer advice on ventilation and heating tailored to older Bristol properties.
Victorian and Edwardian homes in neighbourhoods like Clifton or Redland often have solid (non-cavity) walls, which require breathable treatments. We use vapour-permeable primers and mineral-based anti-mould paints that allow moisture to escape naturally — avoiding the trap of modern, non-breathable coatings that can worsen damp long-term.
