Built-In Cabinetry
Top source- Kitchen cabinets, feature walls & TV consoles
- Board adhesives are the biggest formaldehyde emitters
- Treated inside and out, shelf by shelf
Formaldehyde treatment is a spray treatment that neutralises the gas given off by new cabinetry, furniture and fresh paint. That new-renovation smell can hang around for months. Rather than wait it out, we treat the sources directly in newly renovated homes and offices across KL & Selangor.
Adhesives, board materials and coatings all release formaldehyde into a newly renovated space. We treat every source listed below, and the equipment and treatment solutions are included.
A set sequence that targets where the formaldehyde is actually coming from, not just the smell it leaves behind.
We walk the property and note the emission sources: new cabinetry, board furniture, wardrobes and freshly coated surfaces.
We clean dust and residue off the surfaces so the treatment makes full contact. That's why it works best right after a post-renovation clean.
Our technicians, in full protective gear, spray-apply a professional-grade neutralising treatment to cabinetry interiors, furniture and the other affected surfaces.
We ventilate the space so the treated surfaces cure properly and any leftover odour clears.
We re-check the treated areas and walk you through the result. You also get guidance on airing the space before you move in.
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Treated & Aired Out
Source Treatment
Award-WinningNew furniture, cabinetry, adhesives and fresh paint all release formaldehyde and other VOCs, which is what you smell after a renovation. The smell, and the eye and throat irritation that can come with it, fades faster once the sources are treated and the space is aired out.
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Any space with new cabinetry, furniture or fresh coatings is worth treating. These are the moments our customers book us most.
New built-ins and fresh paint off-gas most heavily in the first months. We treat the sources right after renovation and before you move in, so the new-furniture smell is already reduced from the start.
A new wardrobe or a delivery of board furniture off-gasses the same way a full renovation does. If the smell is strong when you open the doors, those pieces can be treated on their own without doing the whole home.
Newly fitted offices, clinics and shops have the same off-gassing problem on a bigger scale. We treat before your team moves in, scheduled around your fit-out and opening timeline.
There's no one-size-fits-all price for formaldehyde treatment. Your quotation depends on a few key factors, so we assess the property first and then send a detailed, fixed quote.
Whole-home treatment or selected rooms. The area we treat sets the baseline
Built-in cabinetry, wardrobes and furniture pieces each need treating individually
A full renovation with new built-ins throughout emits far more than one new wardrobe does
Bundling with post-renovation cleaning saves a separate visit and gives a better result
Every property is different, so we quote after seeing yours. Four steps: contact, site visit, quote, service.
WhatsApp us your property type, when the renovation or new furniture arrived, and a few photos of the built-ins.
Our team walks the space and works out which sources and which rooms need treating.
You get a detailed, transparent quotation with crew size and timeline. No hidden fees, and no pressure to book.
Our technicians treat every source we identified, then tell you how long to air the space before using it.
WhatsApp us your renovation details. We'll arrange the assessment and get a clear, transparent quote back to you quickly.
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Check My AreaFormaldehyde is a volatile organic compound (VOC) released by the adhesives in board materials, new cabinetry and furniture, as well as fresh paint and coatings. It's the main component of that strong new-renovation smell, and it keeps off-gassing long after the smell itself fades.
Eventually, but slowly. Formaldehyde and other VOCs from renovation materials can take months to fully dissipate on their own, and enclosed spaces like wardrobes and cabinets hold concentrations far longer. Professional treatment neutralises the sources instead of waiting them out.
After identifying the emission sources, our technicians spray-apply a professional-grade neutralising treatment directly onto cabinetry interiors, furniture and affected surfaces. The space is then ventilated so the treatment cures. It targets the gas where it's released rather than masking it with fragrance.
What we can tell you is how the job is handled. The treatment is applied by trained technicians in protective gear, and we ventilate the space afterwards. We will tell you how long to air it out before anyone, pets included, goes back in. If you want the product details before you book, ask us on WhatsApp and we'll send them to you.
Before moving in, right after renovation is complete. Ideally pair it with post renovation cleaning. The space gets cleaned of construction dust first, then treated, then aired before your furniture and family arrive.
Yes. Newly fitted offices, clinics and retail spaces carry the same off-gassing issue at a larger scale. We schedule the assessment and treatment around your fit-out and opening timeline.
It depends on the property size, the number of emission sources and the renovation scale. WhatsApp us your details and we'll arrange a free assessment, then send a detailed quotation with no hidden fees and no obligation to book.
The same trained, award-winning crews handle every cleaning job. Combine services into one visit and you save a second call-out.
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