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12 Best Mould Removal Services in Singapore (2026)

A shortlist of established mould removal and remediation specialists in Singapore, from inspection and treatment to anti-mould coating for HDB flats and condos.

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Amir Wahab
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6 min read
A specialist in protective gear treating and cleaning a mould-affected wall in a Singapore homeAI image by LocalRank

Singapore's warm, humid climate and air-conditioned, shut-up rooms give mould an easy foothold on walls, ceilings, wardrobes and behind furniture, and painting over it rarely keeps it away for long. This guide rounds up established mould removal and remediation specialists in Singapore, from inspection and root-cause diagnosis to containment, treatment and anti-mould coating. Each firm was checked against its own website; treat it as a shortlist to compare, not a ranking.

1. Moldexpert

Moldexpert positions itself as a specialist mould treatment company serving residential, commercial and industrial premises. Its process runs from inspection with moisture meters and thermal imaging through to containment using negative air pressure, removal of contaminated materials, antimicrobial cleaning and bio-fogging, finishing with anti-mould coating and advice on leak repair and ventilation. The company also offers mould testing to identify the type present. It states it provides a three-month warranty on its mould treatment work and lists round-the-clock contactability.

2. EcoSense

EcoSense focuses on mould remediation, anti-mould paint and indoor air-quality testing, treating walls, ceilings, air-con trunking and furniture in both homes and workplaces. It describes its mould treatment as NEA-approved and its products as non-toxic and child-safe, and it also offers moisture detection, air-con sanitising and deep cleaning to tackle allergens at source. The company lists IICRC and IAQA credentials alongside bizSAFE certification, and says its methods are tailored to Singapore's humid tropical climate. It covers homes, offices, schools and healthcare spaces.

3. The Mold Fix

The Mold Fix runs a three-step method: a moisture inspection with specialised equipment to find the root cause, containment plus a non-toxic anti-microbial treatment and electrostatic fogging, then sealing with mould-preventative paint. It works mainly on residential properties, including HDB flats, across Singapore. The company states it offers a two-year warranty against mould regrowth, promising to re-treat free of charge if mould returns within that period, and frames its approach around stopping recurrence rather than just wiping visible patches away.

4. Tricoat

Tricoat pairs mould remediation with texture and interior painting, which lets it treat an affected wall and refinish it in one engagement. Its four steps run from FLIR thermal-imaging inspection to removal with spore-spread prevention, ozone and UV-C sterilisation, and a commercial-grade anti-mould coating. The company lists BCA registration under the CR06 workhead and bizSAFE 3 certification, offers free on-site inspections and also sells dehumidifiers. It states it provides a six-month structural warranty covering mould regrowth and works island-wide from an Ang Mo Kio base.

5. STERNG

STERNG offers mould inspection, removal and remediation, indoor air-quality assessment, general disinfection and antimicrobial preventive coating across residential, commercial and industrial settings, spanning sectors from healthcare and education to food and hospitality. The company publishes an NEA licence number and lists bizSAFE 3 and WSQ certification, framing its aim as returning affected spaces to a habitable, safe condition. Its website keeps the technical method fairly light, so it is worth asking for specifics on products and containment when you request a quote.

6. Mold Medic

Mold Medic works through a defined sequence: inspection, an anti-mould wipedown with an EPA-registered fungicidal disinfectant, anti-microbial misting to reach unseen growth, HEPA air-scrubbing, UV-C sterilisation and a preventative anti-mould paint. It serves both homes and commercial spaces and also offers broader decontamination work. The company names the specific equipment it uses, such as an AlorAir HEPA air scrubber, and states it is GST-registered. As no warranty term is set out on its main service page, it is worth asking about that directly.

7. Envico

Envico handles mould removal and remediation for HDB flats, condos, offices, warehouses and healthcare and industrial spaces, and can also treat affected soft furnishings such as carpets, upholstery, mattresses and curtains. It describes an eight-step remediation process covering assessment, containment with negative air and filtration, removal, decontamination, air scrubbing and preventive antimicrobial treatment, using what it calls non-toxic, eco-friendly agents. The company states it holds a valid NEA cleaning licence and cites over a decade of specialist remediation experience with WSQ-certified cleaners.

8. LUMIAIR

LUMIAIR remediates mould on walls, furniture and fixtures and combines it with air-con sterilisation, odour removal and moisture extraction. Its toolkit includes negative-air machines and air scrubbers, ozone blasting for smells, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation and post-remediation indoor air-quality testing, and it can rent out dehumidifiers, HEPA vacuums and UV systems for ongoing control. The company describes the chemicals it uses as government-registered and works across residential and commercial spaces, and it says re-treatment within its warranty period is provided at no extra cost.

9. Mould Solutions

Mould Solutions is a smaller specialist offering mould inspection, removal and protective coating alongside painting. Its three-step approach checks humidity and moisture levels, applies an anti-microbial remediation and removal treatment, then uses ultra-low-volume fogging to discourage recurrence. The company says it has more than ten years handling mould and emphasises careful, safe technicians, and it lists 24-hour contact. As its website is light on certification and warranty detail, it is worth confirming both, plus exactly what the protective coating covers, before booking.

10. Disaster Restoration Singapore

Disaster Restoration Singapore treats ceiling, wall and bathroom mould in HDB flats, condos and offices, and works from moisture-source identification through containment, antimicrobial treatment and post-remediation air-quality verification. Because it also handles water-damage, leak and fire restoration, it suits mould that follows flooding or a persistent leak. The company says it has operated since 1986 and lists IICRC, RIA, IAQI, CRI and bizSAFE 3 credentials, responds island-wide, and emphasises fixing the moisture source so mould does not simply return.

11. BELFOR Singapore

BELFOR is the Singapore arm of a global disaster-recovery group, and its mould service leans towards commercial, healthcare, hospitality and larger residential jobs. Its five-step process covers inspection and assessment, moisture control, mould removal and cleaning, containment and decontamination, then structural drying and dehumidification, including HVAC-system decontamination. The company emphasises identifying and fixing the moisture source and offers 24-hour emergency response. For a serious mould problem after flooding, or in a large or complex building, it is a credible option to shortlist.

12. Mold Free

Mold Free covers mould remediation together with flood and fire damage cleanup, odour and formaldehyde removal and indoor air-quality testing for both homes and businesses. Its five-step process runs from inspection with moisture meters and thermal imaging, through containment with air scrubbers and negative air pressure, removal with products it describes as EPA-approved and non-toxic, sanitising, and finally anti-mould coatings and humidity control. The company states it offers a nine-month warranty against recurring mould and provides same-day inspection reports.

How to choose

  • Insist on a proper inspection that finds the moisture source, whether a leak, condensation or poor ventilation, because mould treated without fixing the underlying cause almost always returns.
  • Understand the difference between surface cleaning and full remediation: wiping visible spots off a wall is not the same as containment, removing affected material and treating spores you cannot see.
  • Ask what anti-mould treatment or coating is applied afterwards and whether any regrowth warranty is offered, then get the warranty term and exactly what it covers in writing.
  • Check how the crew contains the work area, using plastic sheeting, negative air pressure or HEPA air scrubbing, so spores are not spread through the rest of the home during removal.
  • Confirm which products are used and whether they are described as non-toxic or eco-friendly, which matters most in homes with young children, elderly residents or pets.
  • For a burst pipe, flood or ceiling leak, ask about response time and whether the firm also handles drying and water-damage restoration, since mould after water damage can spread within days.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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