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      • Mould & Condensation Expert

        For Homes & Buildings in Northamptonshire

        We love helping home owners save money

        and solve mould and condensation problems

        Simply contact us or complete the survey sheet and we will be in touch

        to arrange a no obligation online consultation

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        Over 30 Years Experience

        Peter has vast and comprehensive experience in the building industry, including managing projects for major insurance companies.

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        Quick Cost Saving Solutions

        Mould & condensation can be costly in the longterm and destructive to the integrity of your home. We offer a system that protects the value of your home.

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        Professional Service

        We have serviced many happy customers and guarantee a professional, cost effective, honest and speedy solution to mould and condensation problems.

      • What is Mould and Condensation?

        Mould

        Mould is a kind of fungus that develops from airborne spores. It usually grows in damp, warm conditions without much airflow, which is why household kitchens, bathrooms and loft spaces often suffer from mould.

         

        It is often simply caused by humid conditions and lack of ventilation, but sometimes mould on walls can be due to plumbing leaks, both inside and outside the property.

         

        Badly insulated heating pipes can also cause a build-up of moisture behind the walls.

         

        Mildew is the name for the most common type of black mould on walls, characterised by spots that can then spread over larger areas if left untreated..

        Condensation

        One common cause of dampness in buildings and homes is condensation. Moisture is always present in the air, even if we cannot see it.

         

        Warm air holds more moisture than cold air. When air is cooled it holds less moisture. If cooled far enough the air releases excess moisture and droplets of water are formed on surfaces. This is known as condensation.

         

        Examples of this are when you see your breath in cold weather, and both mirrors and cold tap steaming up in a bathroom.

         

        Condensation usually occurs during the colder autumn and winter months. From October through until April it is generally acknowledged as ‘condensation season’.

         

        In your home condensation is often seen on windows, external walls or in places where air movement is restricted, such as in corners of rooms, behind items of furniture placed against walls and even in wardrobes. It’s presence is often first indicated by the development of mould.

      • Our Popular Fixes

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        Double Glazing

        Condensation can reduce the lifespan of a window as it will encourage the growth of mould, which can then damage the frame and even move further to connected walls.

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        Ceiling

        Mould and condensation often builds up on Kitchen and Bathroom ceilings. Warm air with moisture comes into contact with a cold surface and that cools the air so that it can no longer hold the moisture which then condenses on that surface.

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        Bottom of Walls

        Coming from the floor and raising upwards on the walls is another common problem, often caused by damp and water ingress.

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