Damp, Mould & Leak Advice

Damp and mould are common in Tower Hamlets warehouses and Victorian homes, and a Damp, Mould and Water Damage Assessment diagnoses the true cause.

Black mould on window sills is driven by condensation on cold glass and frames. Learn why it forms, how to remove it, and when to survey.

A central heating leak is found by combining pressure testing with thermal imaging, acoustic equipment and tracer gas to pinpoint the source before opening any floors.

Black mould is killed by removing the moisture feeding it and treating surfaces with a fungicidal biocide, not bleach, which only hides staining.

Why Camden's period conversions and mansion flats get damp, how to tell condensation from leaks, and what the a Damp, Mould and Water Damage Assessment reveals.

Black toxic mould can be dangerous with prolonged exposure, but the panic is often exaggerated. Here is the honest picture and what to do about it.

Tracer gas leak detection pumps a safe hydrogen-nitrogen mixture into pipes to pinpoint hidden leaks precisely, often in one visit and without unnecessary damage.

The government has confirmed how fast social landlords must act on damp and mould. Here are the deadlines and how to build a compliant survey and repair process.

How to treat black mould on wooden frames, skirting and furniture, when to clean, when to replace, and how to stop it returning for good.

Non-invasive leak detection uses acoustic, thermal and tracer gas tools to pinpoint hidden leaks without damage, with a written report.

Acoustic leak detection uses sensitive microphones and sensors to listen for escaping water and pinpoint hidden pipe leaks without needless excavation.

Black mould in the bedroom is usually caused by overnight condensation on cold surfaces, and recurring growth signals a moisture problem needing a proper survey.