A 500 CFM HEPA air scrubber pulls the room's air through a fine filter, capturing the tiny particles and mould spores that float where a cloth can't reach — keeping the air cleaner while work is done or a space dries.
Product photoAn air scrubber works on what you can't wipe — the fine particles drifting in the air of a room. It cycles that air through a HEPA filter again and again to keep it cleaner.
A powerful fan draws air in at 500 cubic feet a minute — enough to cycle the whole room's air several times over, so it works on the space, not just one corner.
The air passes through a true HEPA filter that traps very fine particles — the kind of airborne spores and dust that float invisibly and settle back down later.
Filtered air is returned to the room and the cycle repeats. Over hours, that steady scrubbing noticeably reduces what's floating in the air of the space.
Drop it back to the warehouse and we replace the filter ready for the next job. Every hire starts with a fresh filter, so you're never getting someone else's leftovers.
An air scrubber is brilliant at capturing what's floating in the air, which is why we run them during remediation. But it won't clean mould off a wall or fix the moisture causing it. It's a support tool, not a stand-alone cure — and we'll be straight with you about that.
If an air scrubber alone won't help your situation, we'll tell you what actually will.
Keeps airborne particles down while mould is being removed.
Helps keep room air cleaner while a damp issue is being sorted.
It treats the air, not mould growing on walls or ceilings.
Every hire comes with a clean HEPA filter and a quick run-through when you collect it — so it's actually doing its job from the moment it's switched on.
Straight answers — the same way we'd explain it on the phone.
"I'll tell you honestly whether a scrubber's what you need — or whether the real fix is somewhere else."