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Dry rot can quietly damage timber in your home and, if left unchecked, lead to costly repairs and weakened structure. Knowing how to spot it early helps you limit harm and avoid extensive remedial work. This guide explains the typical signs of dry rot at different stages and how to tell it apart from wet […]
Cutting down on condensation and damp You can reduce damp by changing a few daily habits and improving how your home handles moisture. Small, consistent actions—like ventilating wet rooms and limiting indoor humidity sources—significantly lower the risk of mould, paint and plaster damage, and timber decay. Benefits of reducing damp: Fewer health triggers (allergens and […]
Dry rot can begin unnoticed but accelerate into serious timber decay that weakens floors, joists and other structural elements. If you spot signs such as crumbling, darkened wood or a musty odour, act promptly to prevent escalating damage that could threaten your property’s safety and require costly repairs. You should treat dry rot as a […]
Thermal imaging reveals where your home loses heat and highlights insulation gaps, draughty windows and doors, and hidden leaks in floors or walls without disturbing your décor. Using infrared cameras lets you pinpoint problems quickly and accurately so you can decide which repairs or upgrades will give the best savings on energy and improve comfort. […]
Draught proofing your windows and doors often slips down the list of home improvements, yet it offers straightforward savings and better comfort. By sealing gaps and reducing unwanted airflow, you can lower heating bills and make rooms feel warmer without major work. You don’t need specialist skills to tackle many draughts: simple fixes like seals, […]
A mouldy bathroom can be hard to manage and can pose risks to your health if left unchecked. Because bathrooms regularly produce high levels of moisture, condensation often forms on surfaces and, without action, can lead to persistent damp and mould growth. You can reduce condensation and stop mould by changing simple habits and making […]
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 […]
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 […]