Services
Three services. One outcome: less mould in your building.
Whether the issue is airborne spore counts, visible surface growth, or a persistent recurrence problem, Myko treats it the same way — with a proven formula, competently applied, at the right coverage.
Airborne mould treatment
Airborne mould is invisible. It circulates through HVAC systems, drifts through open doorways, settles on surfaces and lifts back into the air with every footstep and every door swing. Surface cleaning cannot address this population — it addresses only what can be seen and wiped.
Myko’s airborne treatment deploys a mould-killing formula as a fine diffusion throughout the treatment zone. The formula reaches into ceiling voids, wall cavities, ductwork interiors, plenum spaces above tiled ceilings, and every soft-furnished surface in the room. Mould spores in contact with the formula are killed on contact.
Read the full service pageSurface mould reduction
Visible mould on a wall, ceiling, grout line or cool-room seal is the part of the problem everyone can see — and the part that generates complaints, photographs and reputational risk. Surface treatment addresses it directly: the formula is applied to affected surfaces where it kills mould on contact and reduces the biological load that would otherwise keep re-seeding the room’s air.
Surface treatment is deliberately non-destructive. We do not remove plasterboard, insulation, ceiling tiles or contaminated contents. That is remediation work, and where a surface is genuinely beyond treatment — saturated, delaminating, structurally compromised — we say so and refer it.
Read the full service pageOngoing management programs
High-humidity climates. Aged-care and healthcare facilities with vulnerable occupants. Food processing environments. Indoor pools and gyms. Buildings with a history of water ingress. Post-remediation properties where recurrence would be expensive and embarrassing. In each of these, the conditions that produce mould are permanent — so the response needs to be too.
An ongoing program schedules airborne and surface treatments at an interval suited to the building — typically quarterly, monthly for the highest-risk environments — and tracks the results over time. The goal is a low, stable baseline that never gets the chance to become a problem.
Read the full service pageWhat Myko will not do — and what we recommend instead.
Myko does not perform structural remediation. That means no removal of plasterboard, insulation, ceiling tiles, timber framing, carpet, subfloor or contaminated contents. Where the mould situation requires demolition and material replacement, that is remediation work — and we do not do it.
If a building requires remediation, we say so during the assessment. We will refer to a licensed remediation contractor and, where useful, work alongside them to reduce airborne mould before, during and after their work. The reduction service and the remediation service are complementary, not competitive.
Being clear on this is how a specialist service stays a specialist service.