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After the heavy dust storm last week, I noticed an overwhelming musty smell in our warehouse space that we're planning to lease out. The floor is covered in a layer of fine sand and debris, and it's starting to look like mold could be forming on some of the walls. How urgent should this cleaning process be to avoid any health risks for potential tenants?
Posted by Anthony Johnson
Asked on December 15, 2025 1:44 am
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Cleaning the warehouse is a top priority to ensure it's safe for your potential tenants and comply with local regulations. The UAE has strict standards for indoor air quality and mold prevention, especially in commercial spaces like warehouses that are planned for leasing.

Firstly, the musty smell suggests there might already be some moisture issues or mold forming, which can pose significant health risks to people, including respiratory problems and allergies. It's crucial not to delay addressing this issue as it could lead to more serious conditions.

Given the fine sand and debris covering the floor, it’s vital to get a professional inspection done to assess the extent of damage and determine if any underlying issues like structural dampness are contributing factors. In Dubai, you're required to adhere to the building regulations set forth by the Department of Municipalities and Urban Planning (DM&UP). A professional team can also recommend the appropriate cleaning protocols that might include using water extraction equipment, specialized detergents, and ensuring proper ventilation.

To avoid any potential health risks, it's recommended that you act quickly. Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for a thorough assessment and remediation plan. Saniservice is well-versed in dealing with such scenarios and can provide the necessary cleaning solutions to ensure your warehouse meets all health and safety standards.

In addition, keep in mind that the DM&UP might require you to produce reports detailing the cleaning process and results before allowing tenants to move in. This compliance step ensures not only the safety of future occupants but also helps protect your business reputation.

Remember, taking immediate action will save you from potential legal issues and costly repairs down the line. A clean slate is key to attracting quality tenants who can ensure a steady stream of income for your property.

So don't hesitate, get in touch with professionals who can guide you through this process effectively and efficiently.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 17, 2025 8:02 am