Condensation Treatment Specialists
We are a team of dedicated condensation treatment specialists with a commitment to safeguarding your homes and properties from the pernicious effects of damp and moisture.
We provide tailored solutions to combat condensation concerns effectively. We work on the principle of ensuring long-term safety and comfort, focusing on in-depth treatment rather than temporary fixes.
At Advanced Damp, we are not just your service provider – we are your partners in creating safe and secure homes.
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Condensation Problems & Treatment
Research has shown that condensation is widespread in the UK, and one of the major reason for damp in homes. Condensation is a natural process whereby warm vapour in the air turn into water as the vapour touches cold surfaces of colder temperature.
Though the vapour is directly related to our everyday activities, proper ventilation will greatly increase the chances of condensation within the house. Poor ventilation is therefore the main reason for condensation damp and its attendant problems.
As we continue to insulate our buildings to keep warm, we unfortunately also trap water vapour that will eventually lead to condensation and ultimately dampness if not checked.
While we may not avoid such activities as cooking, bathing and washing, the adverse effects of condensation damp like health challenges and mould growth may require the involvement of professionals, especially in persistent situations.
In minor cases, condensation can be reduced by reducing some activities that release water vapour into the air as well as allowing fresh air bricks into the house, thereby allowing the vapour escape out of the building. While this may look simple, implementation may be a challenge.
First, vapour releasing activities include such things as mere breathing and other basic activities that support living. Secondly, ventilation is consequent upon the structural design, weather conditions and a lot more.
Our team of condensation specialists work diligently to assess, advise, and implement condensation treatments for various types of condensation issues. Utilising cutting-edge techniques and equipment, we are driven by our goal to protect your property from potential damage and maintain a healthy living environment.
Advanced damp LTD also offer penetrating damp, damp surveys, water ingress treatment, rising damp, and damp proofing in the south east of England and surrounding counties. Contact us for more information on 0300 373 7251.
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Advanced Damp offer Specialist Condensation treatment and comprehensive damp protection for your home!
Treatment & Removal
Condensation surveys
Our condensation treatment specialists provide a variety of condensation solutions
How we solve condensation damp problems?
It is customary at Advanced Damp LTD to start our projects with a thorough investigation of the situation. Our team of certified condensation specialist will investigate and identify the source of the damp.
By investigating and eliminating variables that points to other forms of damps, we will ensure a proper diagnosis of the challenge and subsequently resolve the problem.
Our surveyors are not only highly trained but are also certified by relevant certification institutions, to accurately analyse and identify the reasons of your damp problems.
If you want to go with DIY condensation solutions, we can advise you on the significant steps to take and the products that can be used.
Talk to our condensation treatment specialist today!
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Advanced Damp offer Specialist Condensation treatment and comprehensive damp protection for your home!
FAQs
If you're dealing with condensation in your home, you probably have a lot of questions. Our FAQs page is here to help! We've gathered some of the most common questions about condensation and provided straightforward answers to help you understand the causes, effects, and solutions for this frustrating problem. Whether you're a homeowner, a landlord, or a tenant, our FAQs page can help you get the information you need to deal with condensation damp effectively.
What is condensation?
Condensation is the process by which water vapour in the air is converted into liquid when it comes into contact with a cooler surface. This can occur on windows, walls, and other surfaces and can lead to a range of issues, including mould and mildew growth, dampness, and damage to paint, wallpaper, and other materials.
What causes condensation?
Condensation is caused by the difference in temperature between the air and a cooler surface. When warm, moist air comes into contact with a cooler surface, the water vapour in the air condenses and forms droplets on the surface. This can occur in a variety of situations, such as when cooking, showering, or doing laundry, or in poorly ventilated spaces.
What are the signs of condensation?
Signs of condensation include water droplets on windows, walls, or other surfaces, damp or wet patches on walls or ceilings, and mould or mildew growth. You may also notice musty odours, peeling paint or wallpaper, and rust or corrosion on metal surfaces.
What are the effects of condensation?
The effects of condensation can be damaging to your health, your home, and your belongings. Condensation can lead to the growth of mould and mildew, which can cause respiratory issues, allergies, and other health problems, especially for those with pre-existing respiratory conditions. It can also cause dampness and damage to your home, including peeling paint and wallpaper, rust and corrosion on metal surfaces, and damage to wooden furniture and fittings.
How can I prevent condensation?
To prevent condensation, it is important to maintain a consistent temperature in your home and keep the air circulating with good ventilation. You can also reduce the amount of moisture in the air by using dehumidifiers, extractor fans, or opening windows to allow fresh air in. Other steps you can take include using lids on pots and pans when cooking, covering fish tanks and house plants, and drying clothes outside when possible.
How does condensation impact energy efficiency?
Condensation can have a negative impact on energy efficiency, as it can lead to heat loss and increased energy consumption. This is because condensation often occurs in poorly insulated areas, such as around windows and doors, where warm air meets cold surfaces. When this happens, the warm air is cooled, and the moisture in the air condenses onto the surface, resulting in heat loss. This can cause your heating system to work harder to maintain a comfortable temperature, leading to increased energy consumption and higher bills.