Complete Mould Management.
Investigation-led mould management for housing providers, councils, landlords and property managers.
The Three Pillars That Underpin Every Job
Investigate.
We identify the underlying cause through detailed inspection, environmental monitoring and evidence-based assessment.
Resolve.
We deliver professional mould remediation and associated works through a structured, end-to-end process.
Protect.
We provide clear reporting, photographic evidence, practical recommendations that support compliance and future property management and carry out remedial works.
Every ClearCo project follows the same structured process, ensuring every mould issue is investigated thoroughly, resolved professionally and documented clearly.
The ClearCo Difference
Complete mould management. Not just mould removal.
We don't believe in treating symptoms and hoping for the best. Every project follows a structured process that begins with understanding the cause, delivers the right solution and provides the evidence property professionals need to manage their responsibilities with confidence.
✓ Investigation before recommendation
✓ Evidence-led decision making
✓ Professional mould remediation
✓ Detailed reporting and photographic evidence
✓ Practical recommendations
✓ A complete solution wherever our scope allows
Helpful Advice About Mould Problems.
Many people search for answers before calling a specialist. Below are some helpful guides explaining why mould appears in homes and what can be done about it.
How Landlords Can Protect Themselves from Mould Disputes with Tenants
Damp and mould disputes are becoming more common, especially as housing standards tighten. This guide explains why proper investigation matters and how a clear written report can help landlords understand the real cause of the problem.
7 Easy, Daily Ventilation Habits That Work
Small daily habits can make a big difference to humidity levels and condensation in the home. This article shares simple, practical ways to improve airflow and reduce the conditions that allow mould to grow.
FAQs
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We don’t just wipe mould away. Every job starts with a professional investigation to understand why the mould has appeared — whether that’s condensation, high humidity, poor ventilation or moisture ingress. Treating the root cause is essential to reducing the risk of mould returning.
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Black mould can pose health risks, particularly for children, older people and those with respiratory conditions. Professional treatment ensures mould is dealt with safely, spores are controlled, and the underlying moisture issue is identified rather than ignored.
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Mould returns when moisture problems aren’t addressed. This can include ongoing condensation, inadequate heating or ventilation, cold surfaces, or hidden damp. Without tackling these factors, mould is likely to reappear even after cleaning.
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Yes. We provide clear, professional reports outlining findings, moisture readings, and practical recommendations. These are suitable for landlords, letting agents and property managers who need documented evidence and guidance.
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We’re based in Kent and work across the South East of England, including London, Essex, Surrey and Sussex. If you’re unsure whether we cover your area, just get in touch and we’ll confirm availability.
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Treating mould without addressing ventilation, humidity or temperature differences only offers a short-term fix. Where required, we provide practical guidance on airflow, extraction and moisture control to support long-term results.
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Yes. Our process is designed to be carried out safely in occupied properties, using professional-grade products and controlled methods. We’ll always explain what we’re doing and provide guidance during and after treatment.
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We aim to respond the same day and work around your availability wherever possible, but 9 times out of 10, we can get a team to you the same week. Once we understand the issue, we’ll advise on next steps and suitable timescales.