Damp, Mould & Leak Advice

Damp and mould in Hackney's period terraces is usually misdiagnosed; a Damp, Mould and Water Damage Assessment pinpoints the real cause and protects you from wasted remedial work.

Black mould in the house is serious: here is what causes it, the health risks, how to remove it safely and when to call a professional.

Damp in walls comes from rising damp, penetrating damp or condensation, and correct diagnosis decides the right fix.

How hidden central heating leaks are traced with acoustic, thermal and tracer gas methods, what affects the cost, and what happens once the leak is found.

Black mould around windows is almost always condensation, not a leak. Here is what causes it and how to stop it returning for good.

A damp survey diagnoses the type, source and extent of damp or mould in a property and sets out the correct fix in a written report.

How long damp takes to dry out, the factors that control it, and how to speed up and confirm drying safely.

Treating damp walls before decorating means fixing the moisture source, drying the wall fully, then preparing the surface so your decoration lasts.

Black mould on ceilings is a moisture problem caused by condensation or leaks, and lasting removal means fixing the source before you clean.

A pre-purchase damp survey identifies the true cause of moisture before you exchange, protecting you from inheriting expensive, recurring problems after completion.

Black spots on walls are almost always mould caused by excess moisture and condensation, and stopping them means fixing the source, not just cleaning.

Stop window condensation in winter by lowering indoor humidity, improving ventilation, and keeping steady heat to prevent black mould forming on frames.