Understanding the type of damp you have in your property is the first step to treating it and preventing it coming back in the future.

Find out more about Mechanical Extract Ventilation including information about what type of home it is right for.

Find out more about how Positive Input ventialtion Systems (PIV) work and how they can help reduce condensation and damp in your home.

During the process of buying a house, the mention of damp can be scary and is something that may put you off purchasing a home that you otherwise like.

The steam released during a bath or shower will form condensation that can, contribute to the build up of damp and even mould on your walls.

Condensation Damp is the most common type of damp and is thought to affect almost 1 in 5 homes in the UK.

The extractor fan in your bathroom or kitchen is one of the most important ways in which you can protect your home from condensation and the damp that it can cause.

Radon is a colourless, odourless radioactive gas which is formed by the radioactive decay of the small amounts of uranium that occur naturally in all rocks and soils.

While different types of damp might appear similar in your home, it is vital to be able to tell the difference between them if you want to remove the problem.

Many homeowners may not be aware that their area is affected by radon and whether the gas is present in their home.

Every year, Radon Poisoning causes more than 1,000 deaths in the UK, but many people do not know what Radon is, or how it can damage their health.

Kitchen extractor fans work to reduce moisture and smells from the whole room escaping into the rest of your home where they can cause condensation.