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When tenants ignore the early signs of condensation and fail to mention it to their landlord, they give damp a foothold in the property and allow it to develop.

At this time of year, waking up to see water streaming down the inside of your windows and forming pools of water on your windowsills can become a daily occurrence that may make you worried.

Damp patches are caused when moisture is able to accumulate below the surface in materials throughout your home.

Reducing the amount of energy we consume is the one of the biggest individual contributions that we can make to the environment.

Not dealing with condensation in your home leads to mould levels that can make you ill and worsen the symptoms of Asthma.

As the weather starts to get cooler, the sight of condensation forming on bedroom windows when we wake up each morning becomes a common occurrence.

Damp can be a particular problem in student accommodation if the property is not occupied all year around, letting problems go undetected.

Making our homes as energy efficient as possible is one of the most important things that we can do to protect the environment while also reducing our energy bills.