Dampness is one of the most common problems in the home and can often go unnoticed and even worse, untreated. Even if you notice the tiniest wet patch lingering on a ceiling,window frame or wall, it’s better to get it checked out to prevent the problem from worsening.

EnviroVent, one of the UK’s leading ventilation manufacturers, has released a new ECOWATT version of its renowned SILENT 100 fan, plus new SILENT DESIGN 125 and 150 versions to its range of whisper quiet extract fans.

Student accommodation used to have a reputation for being a little bit shabby and unloved. There used to be no raised eyebrows at the sight of mismatched furniture and no great expectations about the decor either.

Radon penetration occurs in many thousands of homes in the UK, predominantly in the East Midlands and the South West but there are pockets just about everywhere across the UK.

By their nature, bathrooms create much steam and water vapour. Without proper ventilation, this can turn to condensation and damp, not just in the bathroom, but also in nearby rooms.

Condensation occurs when warm air collides with cold surfaces, or when there's too much moisture in your home. Condensation is one of the worse causes of damp in a property and can damage your home and become a costly affair. So we have 14 amazing tips to help reduce the condensation in your property. For example ensure you home is adequately heated, raising the temperature will significantly reduce condensation around your windows.

A recent survey of 200 homeowners who had bought a ventilation system from EnviroVent revealed how over half of these householders had experienced improvements to their health or home within two weeks of its installation.

When most people think of air pollution, they picture smog and traffic fumes, but did you know that indoor air quality can often be worse than outdoor air quality? Given that the majority of us now spend most of our time indoors, improving indoor quality can have a dramatic effect on our health and our quality of life.

Most of us first encounter mould when we are children whilst at school learning all about Alexander Fleming and his famous discovery of penicillin. Today many of us may also be experiencing mould in our own homes, around our windows, walls and even doors.