While there are many things you can do to reduce condensation in your home, short term treatments and quick fixes will not tackle the root of the problem.

Have you ever wondered what leads to the condensation you see on your windows when you wake up in the morning?

Streaming windows are one of the most common symptoms of a condensation problem that can lead to damp and the growth of unsightly and dangerous mould in your house.

If you are a tenant, your landlord will be responsible for property maintenance, but you should be careful about condensation as it can lead to damp and mould.

One in five UK homes have a problem with condensation. While it may appear to be a minor issue of water droplets forming on windows during colder weather, condensation is the tip of the iceberg of damp and if it is not dealt with properly, it can lead to damage to your home and worsen a number of health conditions.

Ventilation systems manufacturer EnviroVent, based at Hornbeam Business Park, is celebrating the news that its planning application for new premises on a 75,000 sq. ft. business park at Burley Bank Road in Harrogate, has been approved.

Damp can come in multiple forms and is one of the most common problems to affect homes in the UK – around 1 in 5 properties suffer from damp issues.

It is a worrying statistic for homeowners that 1 in 5 UK homes has problems with damp and knowing what to do to prevent long term damage to your health or property is essential.

Ventilation systems are designed to improve the flow of air through a building to ensure that it is fresh and pleasant to breathe, but good ventilation also has many health benefits – both direct and indirect