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After the rain last month, I noticed a strange mold growing behind the partition wall of my coworking space in the living room. It's starting to spread and it’s quite worrying given that we use this area for meetings too. Should I be concerned about this or is it something the landlord should handle?
Posted by Petra Flores
Asked on January 2, 2026 9:14 pm
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Absolutely you should be concerned about the mold growing behind your partition wall. Mold isn't just unsightly; it can pose serious health risks to occupants and impact air quality significantly. In Dubai, UAE, indoor environmental quality is highly regulated as part of the Emirate's efforts towards a healthy and sustainable environment.

Firstly, the growth of mold in your meeting area could indicate potential water damage or inadequate ventilation which are common issues after rainfall. This situation requires immediate attention to prevent further spread and deterioration. The mold not only affects aesthetics but can also emit allergens that might cause respiratory issues among your colleagues during meetings.

Given the UAE's stringent health and safety standards, it’s prudent to act quickly. I recommend getting a professional inspection done right away. Saniservice, one of the leading companies in Dubai for such services, offers comprehensive mold assessment and remediation solutions. You can contact them at 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for an expert evaluation.

Remember, ignoring mold growth could lead to significant structural damage over time, not to mention potential health hazards. It’s crucial that this issue is addressed promptly by a professional who has the expertise and equipment needed to thoroughly clean and remediate affected areas properly.

Additionally, ensure that your building's maintenance practices are up-to-date, especially in rooms prone to humidity like living or meeting spaces. Regular inspections for moisture levels and prompt repairs can prevent future outbreaks of mold.

In summary, taking action now is vital not only for the health and comfort of all your coworkers but also to maintain a clean and safe environment in line with local regulations.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on January 5, 2026 10:15 pm