Advice & Awaab's Law
Straightforward guidance on mould, condensation, ventilation and your responsibilities as a landlord.
Awaab's Law: a plain-English guide for landlords
Awaab's Law sets legal timescales for landlords to investigate and fix damp and mould hazards. Here's what it means in practice.
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Condensation, damp or a leak? How to tell the difference
Mould always needs moisture. Knowing where it comes from is the first step to getting rid of it for good.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Is mould dangerous?
Mould can trigger allergies and breathing problems and is a particular concern for children, older people and anyone with asthma or a weakened immune system. It should be dealt with promptly and properly.
Can I just bleach it myself?
Bleach can lighten surface staining but often doesn't deal with the root growth or the moisture causing it, so mould tends to return. Professional treatment removes contamination safely and addresses the cause.
How much does mould removal cost?
It depends on the size and severity of the problem. Send us photos through the quote form for a fast, free, no-obligation price.
Do you work with landlords and housing providers?
Yes. We provide surveys, remediation and clear photo reports to help landlords and housing providers meet their responsibilities, including under Awaab's Law.
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