Damp & Mould
We provide comprehensive damp and mould reports that include detailed findings supported by advanced infrared imaging technology. Our inspections identify and highlight cold spots within the property — areas where heat loss or moisture buildup is most likely to occur.
These infrared images offer a clear visual representation of potential problem zones, helping to detect hidden dampness, condensation risks, and mould-prone surfaces before they escalate.
The final report offers valuable insights and recommendations for effective remediation, ensuring a healthier and more energy-efficient living environment.
Damp & Mould Surveys
Our damp and mould surveys provide a thorough assessment of your property to identify any signs of moisture ingress, condensation, or mould growth. Using professional equipment and expert analysis, we pinpoint the root causes of the issue rather than just the visible symptoms.
Once the survey is complete, we offer tailored repair solutions to address the underlying problems, from improving ventilation and insulation to treating affected surfaces and preventing future damage.
This complete service ensures your property remains dry, safe, and protected from further deterioration.
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In line with Awaab's Law
What you need to know
Effective from October 27, 2025, Awaab’s Law is a new UK regulation designed to ensure that social landlords act quickly to address health hazards, particularly damp and mould, in tenants’ homes.
Named in memory of Awaab Ishaak, a young boy who tragically died due to mould exposure in social housing, this law introduces strict timelines for landlords to investigate and repair reported issues.
Who It Applies To:
Awaab’s Law applies to all social landlords, including those managing temporary or supported accommodation.
Purpose:
The goal of Awaab’s Law is to protect tenants’ health and safety by ensuring landlords are held accountable for timely action against serious housing hazards.
Future Scope:
While the current focus is on damp and mould, the government plans to extend the law to cover other housing hazards from 2026 onwards.
Key Requirements:
Landlords must investigate reports of damp or mould within 10 working days of becoming aware of the issue.
A written summary of the investigation findings must be provided to the tenant within 3 working days after the investigation ends.
Emergency repairs must be completed within strict time limits set out by the law.
