damp

By Allison Thompson, National Lettings Managing Director, Leaders Romans Group

Damp and mould are two of the most common issues in rented properties, with surface mould caused by condensation one of the main problems.

When a property is not ventilated properly, excess moisture in the air can’t escape and it will settle on cooler surfaces.

If it’s not wiped away,...

Experts at Good Move give their top tips for dealing with damp in your home

Damp is something no homeowner wants to deal with. Essentially, damp is just excess moisture in your home that can’t escape and can cause plenty of problems, some costing a pretty penny.

A room with damp may feel cold and unpleasant, and if ignored, it can even result in more serious structural...

Following an exceptionally wet January, UK homeowners are being urged to stay alert for signs of damp and mould. An estimated 1.28 million UK homes are affected by damp and mould problems, which can lead to costly damage to both the property and its inhabitants' health.

New research from heating experts at Appliances Direct has revealed that damp and mould are more prevalent in...