Damp walls are not just an unsightly nuisance - they can lead to serious structural damage, health issues, and a persistent musty odour in your home. Whether it's caused by condensation, leaks, or ...

WITH freezing temperatures looming and snow set to blast Scotland this weekend, homeowners might have to deal with dampness and condensation in the coming days. It is a common problem in households ...

With the cold, wet and windy weather, dampness is a common feature in many Irish homes at the moment. There's nothing nastier ...

No matter the age or style of your property, keeping your home in good condition – inside and out – is essential. It’s not just about comfort, but also about safeguarding its value. The trouble is, ...

Cold months return, windows mist up, and that stale smell creeps back. Homeowners are turning to a breathable, old-world fix. Instead of sealing damp behind plastic paints and pricey gadgets, a ...

Monsoons can be a great nuisance to our homes. If our walls are not adequately waterproofed or if there are cracks or gaps in the structure, rainwater can easily seep through and cause dampness. High ...

While dampness is a common household problem, it can be frustrating to get rid of and can also cause damage to your walls and, in the worst cases, your health. Certain types of mould can develop as a ...

Damp in homes is never a good sign. In addition to looking unsightly, damp and mould has been attributed to various health conditions, including respiratory problems, infections, allergies or asthma.

Plus tips on how you can avoid dampness from coming back in the future WITH freezing temperatures looming and snow set to blast Scotland this weekend, homeowners might have to deal with dampness and ...