
A family home in the Klang Valley, treated before a single box was moved in. Remediated and rebuilt by one in-house team, in one controlled sequence, with laboratory sampling before and after the work.
For this private residence in Kuala Lumpur we did not simply remove mould. We built a Wellness Home: a home engineered so the air and the surfaces the family lives against are clean at the structure, and then proven by an independent university laboratory rather than taken on trust. Fitted as standard:
The house was new to the family and still empty. Behind the feature wallpaper, in the cornices and inside the air-conditioning, mould had taken hold. Treated once, thoroughly, before a single box arrived.


The contamination was physically removed inside containment, then the exposed structure received penetrant antifungal treatment, antimicrobial coating and sequential protective coats, and the ceilings, lighting and ventilation were renewed.

Every Cleanaholics remediation follows the same eleven-stage sequence, carried out entirely in-house by one team, remediation first, rebuild second. The DOSH Industry Code of Practice on Indoor Air Quality 2010 and the DOSH Guidelines on Control of Molds Contamination and Remediation 2019 are our working targets throughout.
Each stage is hold-point controlled: work does not proceed to the next stage until the previous one passes its check. Product identities, formulations and sequence parameters are proprietary to Cleanaholics.

The swabs went to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia for independent analysis. Across the five areas sampled, the laboratory recovered eighteen fungal isolates, with growth in every one. Two representative isolates were DNA-sequenced and matched against the NCBI GenBank reference database at 100% identity. This is the discipline no one else in Malaysia practises: not “there is mould”, but exactly which mould.
| Area sampled | Growth | Isolates | Species identified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Middle room, wall | Yes | 2 | Aspergillus versicolor |
| Middle room, wallpaper | Yes | 5 | |
| Master bedroom, wall | Yes | 6 | |
| Maid’s room, toilet door | Yes | 1 | |
| Maid’s room, gypsum board | Yes | 4 | Aspergillus micronesiensis |
| Total | 5 / 5 | 18 | 2 DNA-sequenced |
| Isolate | Species (GenBank match 100%) | Accession |
|---|---|---|
| SW-01-T1-C1 | Aspergillus versicolor | PV882480 |
| SW-05-T2-C1 | Aspergillus micronesiensis | PV413014 |
The report records that A. versicolor is a damp-building mould associated with mucous-membrane irritation, asthma exacerbation and allergic fungal rhinosinusitis; and that A. micronesiensis can worsen respiratory-tract irritation. It identifies potential exposure and, in the laboratory’s own words, is not a medical diagnosis.
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Ninety days on the project. A written progress report every day, a fifty-seven page Wellness Home record on completion, and a signed handover.

The whole sequence is designed to reduce the risk of mould recurrence. A home treated properly, once, at the beginning, is an investment for the next generation.
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