The UK social housing sector is undergoing a rapid digital transformation, spurred on by tighter budgets and stricter legislative demands. To navigate these challenges, housing providers are increasingly turning to technology to keep their properties and residents...
Much attention is given to treating mould and moisture, but these issues often stem from poor ventilation. This article shifts focus from reacting in winter to proactively maintaining homes in quieter months. Social landlords and property managers can transform damp...
Poor indoor air quality is a common challenge in the UK’s social housing stock, particularly mould, dust, pollen and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These issues can negatively impact residents’ health and cause discomfort. Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) offers...
Mould in social housing signals more than superficial issues. It often reveals hidden moisture problems that can affect health and property. In the UK’s damp climate, many residents face ongoing mould problems, often caused by condensation, poor ventilation, or...
This guide gives an overview of why condensation occurs in social housing, how it leads to mould, what Awaab’s Law requires from landlords, and covers solutions to prevent future mould & condensation issues. Condensation is a common part of daily life in homes,...
Mould growth continues to be a widespread concern in UK social housing, and can lead to tenant complaints and disputes with landlords. While it may first appear as a cosmetic issue, mould often signals deeper problems and poses serious health risks. This blog outlines...
