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Is Damp, Mould & Condensation a Problem?

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Is Damp, Mould & Condensation a Problem?

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Did you know that one of the most common risks when renting property especially during the winter months is being faced with problems caused by damp, condensation and mould and are much more common in older properties but do also affect the newer properties too. Having dampness in your properties can lead to the growth of mould which is not only unsightly but more importantly can cause health problems and reactions. As a landlord you have a duty of care in providing safe housing which includes not just the structure but also the environment that the tenants have to live in. There have been legal cases that have been successful in Court whereby the tenant has sued the landlord as they have developed health problems from living in a damp home. Dampness, extreme cold and mould growth have an impact on the conditions in which a tenant has to live which means that you have an obligation to ensure that it is dealt with. Dampness in properties is usually caused by one or more of these four re

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