







This project involved a detailed mould assessment of a dental healthcare facility in Peterborough, aiming to evaluate indoor air quality and potential risks related to dampness and fungal contamination. The goal was to ensure a safe and healthy environment for staff and patients by identifying any issues and recommending solutions.
A thorough inspection covered all key areas, including treatment rooms, reception and storage spaces. Air samples were collected to measure fungal spore levels and compare them to outdoor conditions. The findings showed that indoor air quality was generally good, with no visible mould growth or significant contamination detected. The levels of airborne spores were within acceptable limits and largely reflected outdoor air conditions, suggesting no active mould sources inside the facility.
Despite these positive results, proactive recommendations were made to maintain a healthy indoor environment. These included routine ventilation system maintenance, controlling indoor humidity levels and regular cleaning practices to prevent any future mould issues. Staff were also encouraged to stay informed about best practices for air quality management.
With these measures in place, the facility can continue to provide a clean and safe space for both employees and visitors, minimising health risks associated with indoor air pollutants.