DAMP & MOULD SPECIALIST · LONDON

Condensation &
ventilation checks.

Windows that stay wet, mould in corners and damp behind furniture can point to a condensation problem. We assess how moisture and air move through the property and check where ventilation may be falling short.

Condensation droplets on the inside of a window

UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM

When moisture
has nowhere to go.

Cooking, bathing and drying laundry all add moisture to indoor air. When that air meets a cold surface, condensation can form. Repeated wetting can leave window surrounds, ceilings and external walls vulnerable to mould.

The assessment considers the room layout, ventilation points, heating patterns and where condensation appears. We explain which changes address the wet surfaces and ventilation arrangement in each affected room.

Note when windows become wet, which rooms are occupied and whether the problem changes when doors are closed. A running fan does not, by itself, show that moisture is leaving the room effectively. Moisture from cooking and bathing and cold window reveals may need attention together.

Mould on the painted corner of a window reveal

DURING THE VISIT

What we check.

Condensation on windows and cold external walls

Extractor fans and accessible ventilation points

Air movement between rooms and behind furniture

Humidity and the way moisture is produced within the home

HOW IT WORKS

Assess the airflow,
then agree changes.

Review the affected rooms

We ask when condensation is worst and check the surfaces where water or mould appears.

Check moisture and airflow

Ventilation provision and relevant humidity readings help us understand why the room stays damp.

Discuss changes that fit

We explain ventilation or moisture-control measures and where a building defect needs separate attention.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Questions about
this service.

Why is condensation worse in winter?

Window glass and external walls are often colder in winter. Moist indoor air can condense on those surfaces even when the rest of the room feels warm.

Does condensation always mean poor ventilation?

No. Surface temperature, moisture production, heating and ventilation can all contribute. We consider these together.

Can mould behind a wardrobe be linked to condensation?

Yes. Limited air movement next to a cold wall can allow moisture to collect. We also check for other possible causes of damp.

LONDON DAMP & MOULD SERVICES

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your property.

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