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Kitchens produce a lot of heat and steam every day, which can cause moisture to settle on walls, windows and cupboards. If you ignore that moisture it can encourage mould, damage paint and plaster, and over time contribute to structural problems. You can prevent and control kitchen condensation with a few straightforward actions and targeted […]
When assessing damp and estimating costs, several clear factors will drive what you pay. Age of the building affects both the likelihood of severe issues and the complexity of repairs; older homes often need more extensive work and longer access to materials and labour. Spotting damp early usually means less invasive treatment and lower bills, […]
Mould and damp can show up even in brand-new homes, often because of lingering moisture from construction, poor ventilation or unfinished drying of building materials. If you spot condensation, musty smells or dark patches on walls or skirting, act quickly to identify the source and stop further damage. This guide explains what signs to check […]
A moderate amount of moisture in your home keeps air comfortable and supports health, but when humidity climbs too high it brings problems. Excess dampness can make you uncomfortable, produce musty odours, and encourage mould growth, while also risking structural damage and worsening respiratory issues. You can regain control of indoor moisture with practical measures […]
Cold outside air, warm moist indoor air and limited ventilation create perfect conditions for condensation and mould in Harrogate homes, especially in older or well-sealed properties. If your home traps moisture from cooking, bathing or drying clothes and that moisture meets cold surfaces like single‑glazed windows, external walls or poorly insulated lofts, you’ll see damp […]
Older homes in York often show damp in three ways: condensation on cold walls, water seeping through external defects, or moisture rising from the ground. You need practical checks and fixes that match the cause — simple ventilation tweaks help condensation, while rising or penetrating damp usually needs professional repair to protect plaster, timber and […]
Damp stains and salt marks on your walls don’t automatically mean rising damp. You’re more likely to be dealing with penetrating damp, condensation or issues caused by modern alterations — each needs a different fix and a different level of urgency.If you want the right repair and to avoid unnecessary, costly treatments, identify the actual […]
Condensation damp forms when warm, moist air hits cold surfaces and leaves water behind — and you can stop it with practical, proven steps. You should focus on controlling moisture sources, improving ventilation, and keeping surfaces warmer to prevent condensation before it becomes mould or structural damage. This article shows how to spot the signs, […]
Condensation forms when warm, moist air in your home meets a cold surface, and that moisture often leads to damp patches and black mould if you don’t control it. Most household mould and damp come from condensation caused by everyday activities like cooking, showering and drying clothes indoors, plus poor ventilation or cold surfaces that […]
Damp can look the same whether it’s creeping up from the ground or seeping through an external wall, but the cause dictates the fix and the cost. You can tell penetrating damp from rising damp by where the moisture appears and how it behaves: rising damp comes from the ground and shows a tide mark […]