Sector · Retail & hospitality
Shopping centres
Common areas, food courts, amenities and loading docks — a lot of moisture, a lot of people, one centre manager.
How it shows up
Public amenities, food court seating and kitchens, loading docks and waste rooms, and tenancies that sit vacant between leases.
What’s at stake
Public health, tenant relations and the reputational reach of a centre that gets a name for mould.
How Myko treats it
Zone-based airborne programs across common areas, vacant-tenancy treatment before handover, and reporting that centre management can share with tenants.
How Myko treats mould in this environment.
Ongoing management programs
Scheduled recurring treatments for buildings with persistent risk — climate-driven, use-driven, or history-driven.
Read more SurfacesSurface mould reduction
The same formula, delivered as a surface application to visibly affected areas — walls, ceilings, HVAC internals, ductwork, tile grout, cool-room seals.
Read more Air qualityAirborne mould treatment
Our formula is diffused throughout the occupied space, killing mould spores in the air where occupants actually breathe them.
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