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The real danger from mold

Make no mistake – mold isn’t just an eyesore. It poses real risks to your health, your home, and your finances:

Health risks: Mold spores can enter the lungs and cause respiratory diseases, allergies and even chronic asthma, especially dangerous for children and seniors.
Damage to the structure of the house: Mold disrupts walls, ceilings and floors, and can decay the structure from the inside, threatening the whole building.
Property depreciation: Houses damaged by mold become harder to sell or rent.
Financial losses: The cost of replacing mold damaged materials, repairs or hidden problems often exceeds the €1000-3000 threshold.

Methods of mold eradication

Household products often remove only the surface mould, leaving the roots and spores in the inner layers, so the problem quickly recurs. Long-term solutions require a professional approach and modern technology:

Biotic methods: Remove only the visible part of the mold, without affecting its roots and spores.
Thermovision and analysis: We identify the causes of mold - humidity sources, dew points, cold bridge zones.
Industrial cleaners: We use strong alkalis, heat waves and air purification to remove the contamination.
Comprehensive solutions: Dampers, fans, seam repair and internal insulation.
Additional prevention: Ozonation, air purifiers and finishes provide long-term protection against mold.

About us - the mold remediation experts

With over 8 years of hands-on experience, we specialize in mold diagnostics, professional mold remediation, and long-term mold prevention. Based in Vilnius and Kaunas, we offer tailor-made solutions that stop mold at the root and ensure it doesn’t come back.

Why choose us:

8+ years of experience in mold control
365-day guarantee on mold removal
Individual solutions for each client
3 advanced techniques that don't damage walls
Long-lasting results - we'll make sure that repeated mold remediation isn't necessary

Why customers trust our services

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Years of experience

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Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to stay indoors during mold removal?

Mold remediation usually takes just a few hours. During the treatment, you must leave the premises – we use strong industrial-grade alkalis and protective gear.

After the mold removal is complete, ventilate the area for at least one hour. A mild odor may linger for up to three days, but it is harmless. Once aired out, it’s completely safe to stay indoors, and there is no health risk.

Can you eradicate mold yourself?

Specialised knowledge and experience is required to identify and eradicate mold growth. You can only remove surface mold, but you cannot remove humidity and spores on all surfaces of the room/cellar.

Often mold fungus is deeply penetrated because people do not eradicate it in time, so you cannot see it with the naked eye. We use highly effective techniques and special chemistry to eradicate any mold.

How does mold fungus occur?

Mold colonies form in damp, unventilated, warm rooms. In many cases, dew point formation occurs in areas where cold and warm temperatures collide, due to significant temperature differences or changes – thus creating a dew point due to an existing cold bridge.

Mold that is exposed to the right conditions germinates within a few hours and quickly grows a new mold colony. If mold has started to form on a wall after replacing the windows with new plastic ones, the room’s ventilation system may be compromised.

Quality windows provide airtightness and good thermal insulation, which should not lead to black mold on the wall.

Is mould dangerous to health?

Particularly dangerous to human health are the toxic substances synthesised by moulds as they grow – mycotoxins, which are inhaled by humans when they are suspended in the air, and ingested by humans when they are deposited on food (fungal spores, debris). This is how humans and environmental molds interact on a regular basis, causing serious health problems.

Molds have long been recognised as potential allergens. The protein substances they contain can cause adverse reactions in the body, such as inflammatory processes in the respiratory tract, allergies, asthma, and the mycotoxins, which are a group of mycotoxins, belong to the group of the most powerful naturally occurring carcinogenic substances. The health damage is therefore quite severe.

Does mold damage building structures?

Mold can become embedded in plasterboard and many other polymeric materials of natural and synthetic origin used in the construction and decoration of homes. It easily destroys paint coatings, and concrete slabs damaged by the fungus decompose within a couple of years.

In recent years, eco-insulating insulation has become widely used in Lithuania. It is made from waste paper, which is rich in cellulose. The raw material for this product is heavily contaminated with mould spores and debris in outdoor conditions, so that even new-build houses can be left in a state of emergency if mould is not eradicated, and there is nothing that can be done to help the apartment.

Any material without biocidal protection can be destroyed by mold. The fungus grows at a catastrophic rate, especially in buildings made of soft wood. The wood darkens, cracks and decomposes. Mold can also spread rapidly in the bathroom, in the shower cubicle, on damp walls in the home and anywhere else there is more than normal humidity.