Condensation, Mould & Ventilation SOLUTIONS
Condensation is one of the most challenging types of damp to control due to the complex factors that contribute to it. Untreated ventilation problems can cause structural damage, weakening walls, timber, and plaster, while also leading to health issues like respiratory problems, allergies, and asthma, especially when mould is present. At Dampdoctor, we pinpoint the cause of persistent condensations before recommending solutions. Our thorough testing confirms if condensation is the issue; if not, we identify the real problem and the right solution for lasting protection.
What Is Condensation?
Condensation is the most common household damp, forming when warm, moist air meets a cold surface, cooling below its dew point and turning into liquid.
At Dampdoctor our experienced team can help you identify targeted condensation solutions to your damp related problems.
Causes of Condensation
As experts at Dampdoctor, we understand that condensation and mould are often referred to as a “lifestyle problem” because they are directly influenced by the way we live in our homes. These issues are especially prevalent during the winter months when colder weather exacerbates the conditions. The result is often visible water on windows and the growth of mould.
Musty odours may also become noticeable, and fabrics, such as clothing, can become a breeding ground for various types of mould. In many cases, the mould spores (often referred to as “seeds”) contribute to health complaints and are responsible for the characteristic “musty” smell commonly associated with damp environments.
Increasingly, many Dampdoctor inspections are being led by GPs who are concerned about the potential health risks linked to mould spores in homes, as they have identified a growing connection between undiagnosed health issues and mould exposure. Our team is here to identify the root causes and provide lasting solutions to combat these problems effectively.
Book Survey NowThe Solutions – Controlled Ventilation Systems
Features & Benefits of our Heated Ventilation System:
Eliminates Condensation, Dampness, and Mould Problems
Marked Health benefits for Allergy and Asthma Sufferers
Dramatically enhances Inside Air Quality
Extremely Efficient to Run
Complies with Current Building Regulations as a Low-Energy Ventilation Solution
Combined Heater to Heat Incoming Air if Required
Smart Heat Recovery
Discretionary Manual Boost Switch for Extra Ventilation
Minimal Maintenance – filter clean or replacement every five years
System standby in summer months– when the attic temperature exceeds 23°C
PIV for Apartments or Buildings without Attics
At Dampdoctor, we take an expert approach to ensuring the right ventilation solution for your home. Our Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) system, designed specifically for homes without attics, offers the same benefits as our popular attic units. This system introduces fresh air into your home at a continuous, low rate, effectively eliminating condensation and dampness. It also helps expel indoor pollutants like radon gas and carbon monoxide, improving air quality and creating a healthier living environment. This PIV system comes with an integrated heater, providing extra warmth when needed. Our team works closely with you to identify your specific needs and match the best condensation solution for your property, ensuring optimal results and long-term comfort.
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Don’t Let Damp Take Hold
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