Professional Condensation Control That Works

Condensation is primarily caused by warm, moist air coming into contact with cooler surfaces, leading to the formation of water droplets. This can result from high humidity levels, inadequate ventilation, and common household activities, such as cooking or drying clothes indoors.

To reduce or stop condensation, it's essential to improve ventilation, such as using extractor fans and open windows for fresh air. Additionally, ensuring proper insulation, utilising double glazing, and maintaining consistent heating can significantly help manage moisture levels.

Yes, our services include addressing mould growth caused by excessive condensation. Alongside reducing the amount of moisture, we employ effective mould removal methods to eliminate existing mould and prevent further development, ensuring a healthier living environment.

Poor ventilation can lead to the accumulation of humid air inside your home, increasing moisture levels. Inadequate air circulation prevents moist air from escaping and makes it more likely for condensation to form on cold surfaces, creating a conducive environment for damp issues.

Yes, persistent condensation and mould growth can lead to various health issues, including respiratory problems and allergies. Maintaining low humidity and ensuring good air quality is essential for a healthy living space, and our services can significantly help address these concerns.