As the last memories of summer stay etched on our photos and social media updates, the nights have already got colder. The UK has seen a serious drop in temperature since the end of August, and condensation has already been a key thing to force us to admit it could be time to put another later on.

Unfortunately it is hard to escape the current epidemic gripping the world, as we are all at risk and worried as rightly so. COVID-19 is the infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered coronavirus, but an emerging surprising effect is it's impact on air pollution.

An effective ventilation system is an essential part of any home or business premises. Ventilation refers to any system that allows air to flow and move between the inside and outside of a property, providing fresh air for the occupants.

An effective ventilation system is an essential part of any home or business premises. Ventilation refers to any system that allows air to flow and move between the inside and outside of a property, providing fresh air for the occupants.

If you have damp patches, bubbling paint, crumbling plaster or powdery deposits on your interior walls, then it could be due to condensation issues.

Most of us have heard of carbon monoxide and its deadly consequences. However, most people have not heard of radon gas, which is just as deadly but far less known. Awareness is the first step towards taking safety precautions and protecting your family, so it is vital to educate yourself about radon, its risks, and how to avoid them.

Bungalows and flats have all rooms on the same floor making it difficult to circulate the air, which can lead to condensation. In this article we discuss the problems with controlling the flow of air in flats and bungalows and the best ways to combat condensation.

There are many misconceptions about damp and what actually causes it. Here, Phil Harrison, Domestic Ventilation Manager at EnviroVent, gives his advice on recognising different types of damp and offers his tips on improving indoor air quality.

2019 saw a big year of change and this didn’t escape the rental market, amendments in legislation now mean more risks for landlords. The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act that came into force in March 2019, if landlords are found in breach of this act, then they can be taken to court and even prosecuted. 2020 could see further changes to these legislations so be aware! However, in light of the most recent changes we’ve put together 20 tips for 2020.