With energy costs at record highs, households need ways to reduce heating bills. Ventilation spreads warmth around different rooms to stop cold spots.

With people spending more time than ever in their properties due to changes in the way we work, ensuring that you maintain a healthy environment in your house has never been more important.

Learn more about Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), and the effects of these household chemicals on your health

Ventilation is the key to improving the air quality in your home and can provide direct benefits to your health as well as protecting the fabric of your home from damp and mould.

There are many different sources of pollution in every home, and not all of them are what you’d expect. Find out more about how you can improve your indoor air quality.

Energy price rises could affect more than your wallet. Find out why keeping your home warm is important in preventing health problems from damp and mould.

Most of us assume that with regular cleaning and keeping our homes tidy that automatically makes them a healthy environment. Unfortunately, that is wrong, there are numerous activities and habits that will contribute to the build-up of germs and unhealthy particles that can be causing headaches, asthma and dermatological conditions. So, what are these mistakes and how can we stop making them?

A recent survey found that 1 in 5 households suffered from problems with mould, damp and condensation in their homes as a result of poor air quality.

Improved ventilation in a building helps to keep the levels of chemicals and moisture under control and ensures that your home has good airflow.

Studies have shown that alongside basic health and safety factors the following considerations can affect the health of people using or living in a building and are an important aspect in both the design, and management of a building.

Good indoor air quality might not be at the forefront of your mind, but it is vital to a healthy home, and a lifeline for people who with asthma.

Mould spots, allergens and contaminated air can trigger asthma and allergic responses. and poor air quality can cause fatigue, illness and headaches.