Sep 28, 2023
In an exclusive interview with Metro Cities Media, Sydney based Balanced Building Biology confirmed the importance of home mould inspections, especially before committing to a property purchase.

Sydney, Australia - September 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —
In an exclusive interview with Metro Cities Media, Sydney based Balanced Building Biology confirmed the importance of home mould inspections, especially before committing to a property purchase.
Balanced Building Biology are specialists in mould inspection and testing. They confirm that potential building purchasers should strongly consider doing a pre-purchase mould inspection for existing mould growth as well as other biological pollutants and contaminants.
Mr Senri Oiso, Founder of Balanced Building Biology said this when interviewed by Metro Cities Media, “It surprises me that home and commercial business buyers spent extensive money on structural and termite inspections prior to purchase but do not consider getting an inspection done for the presence of potentially killer mould. We get called in all the time after a property purchase to address serious mould issues with a property. This heartache, plus the substantial remedial costs of removing the mould could have been avoided by getting a simple pre-purchase mould inspection done by a specialist building biologist like ourselves.”
Mould is a type of fungus that is found everywhere in nature, indoors and outdoors. They grow on surfaces that have been damp for more than 24 hours, especially on organic substances such as wallpaper, timber, ceiling tiles, carpeting and insulation. In humid environments the growth of mould can be rapid, eventually causing damage to materials it has colonized as well as producing mycotoxins. These can lead to serious health issues of occupants of the home or office space.
There are two types of mould: toxic or allergenic. Toxic moulds can produce mycotoxins that cause health problems such as skin irritation or allergic reactions like shortness of breath and wheezing (allergic rhinitis). Allergic rhinitis is also known as hay fever and can be caused by moulds.
To learn more about Balanced Building Biology and their pre-purchase inspection and mould testing services, visit their website here: https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com
Balanced Building Biology
Balanced Building Biology are Sydney based and have experienced building biologists that offers a range of assessments including mould inspection and mould testing, EMF testing, virtual assessments for environmental hazards.
They also carry out indoor air quality testing, water quality testing and lead (heavy metal) testing to assist home and business owners to create a safe and healthy environment
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Name: Senri Oiso
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Organization: Balanced Building Biology https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com [email protected] Suite 185, 1 Barratt Street, Hurstville, Sydney NSW Australia 2220
Address: Suite 185, 1 Barratt Street Hurstville, Sydney, NSW 2220, Australia
Website: https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com
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