Condensation Treatment
Concerned about heavy condensation, wet windows, black mould or persistent moisture in your property? Book a professional condensation inspection for £120 and we'll arrange for a vetted damp proofing contractor covering your area to assess the property, investigate the likely cause and recommend the appropriate next steps.
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Find Out Why Condensation Keeps Returning
Condensation develops when moisture in the air comes into contact with colder surfaces such as windows, walls or ceilings.
Occasional condensation can occur in many homes, but persistent condensation, streaming windows, mould growth or damp surfaces may indicate that the amount of moisture within the property is not being adequately controlled.
Possible contributing factors can include ventilation, humidity, cold surfaces, insulation issues, heating patterns and the amount of moisture produced inside the property.
An onsite condensation inspection allows the property conditions and affected areas to be assessed before deciding what improvements or remedial measures may be appropriate.
- Water running down windows
- Condensation on walls or ceilings
- Black mould around windows
- Mould in bedrooms or bathrooms
- Musty or damp smells
- Wet or cold external walls
- Recurring mould after cleaning
- Condensation throughout several rooms
A Simple Way to Arrange Your Condensation Inspection
Tell us about the condensation problem and we'll arrange for a vetted damp proofing contractor covering your area to assess the property.
Submit Your Details
Tell us where the property is, which rooms are affected and what you have noticed.
We Arrange a Contractor
We arrange for a vetted damp proofing contractor covering your area to attend the property.
The Property Is Assessed
The contractor assesses the affected rooms and considers possible causes of excess moisture and condensation.
Receive the Next Steps
Where remedial measures are recommended, the contractor can provide a separate quotation. You decide whether you wish to proceed.
What Can Cause Excess Condensation?
Persistent condensation can result from a combination of moisture, temperature, ventilation and building conditions.
High Indoor Humidity
Cooking, showering, drying clothes and everyday occupancy can add substantial amounts of moisture to indoor air.
Poor Ventilation
If moist air cannot escape effectively, humidity levels can build up and increase the likelihood of condensation.
Cold Surfaces
Cold external walls, windows and other surfaces can cause airborne moisture to condense when warm indoor air reaches them.
Heating Patterns
Large temperature changes or consistently cold rooms can contribute to colder surfaces and persistent condensation conditions.
Insulation Issues
Cold spots and thermal bridging can create localised areas where surface temperatures are lower and condensation may develop.
Other Moisture Problems
Some symptoms that appear to be condensation may involve another source of moisture, so an onsite assessment can be useful where the cause is uncertain.
Proceed With the Work? Your £120 Is Credited
Your £120 payment covers the condensation and damp inspection service. Following the inspection, the appointed contractor can provide a separate quotation if remedial measures are recommended.
There is no obligation to proceed with that quotation.
Signs You May Need a Condensation Inspection
If condensation is persistent or is contributing to mould and property damage, it may be worth having the conditions professionally assessed.
Streaming Windows
Large amounts of water regularly forming or running down windows can indicate high levels of indoor moisture.
Black Mould
Recurring mould around windows, walls or ceilings is commonly associated with persistent surface moisture.
Wet Walls
Condensation can sometimes leave cold wall surfaces visibly wet or persistently damp.
Musty Odours
Persistent musty smells can accompany condensation and mould problems, particularly in poorly ventilated areas.
Peeling Paint
Repeated surface moisture may contribute to paint, wallpaper and other decorative finishes deteriorating.
Several Rooms Affected
Condensation affecting bedrooms, bathrooms and other parts of the property may indicate a broader humidity or ventilation issue.
Other Damp & Moisture Problems
Condensation can sometimes occur alongside mould or other damp problems. Explore our related pages or book a condensation inspection if you're unsure what is causing the moisture.
Condensation Inspections Across the United Kingdom
We arrange professional condensation inspections through vetted damp proofing contractors covering locations throughout the United Kingdom. Select your area below to find out more about damp and condensation services near you.
Condensation Treatment FAQs
Why do I get so much condensation on my windows?
Condensation forms when moisture in the air reaches a colder surface. Persistent window condensation can be influenced by indoor humidity, ventilation, room temperature and external conditions.
Can condensation cause black mould?
Yes. Persistent surface moisture from condensation can create conditions in which mould can grow, particularly on colder walls, around windows and in areas with limited airflow.
How can I tell if it is condensation or another type of damp?
Different moisture problems can sometimes produce similar symptoms. An onsite inspection allows the affected areas and property conditions to be assessed before conclusions are drawn.
How much does the condensation inspection cost?
The professional condensation inspection costs £120. We arrange for a vetted damp proofing contractor covering your area to attend the property and assess the problem.
What is included in the £120 condensation inspection?
The contractor attends your property and assesses the affected areas and likely moisture conditions. Where remedial measures are recommended, a separate quotation can be provided.
Do I have to accept the contractor's quotation?
No. You are under no obligation to proceed with any remedial work recommended following the inspection.
What happens to the £120 if I proceed with the work?
If you choose to proceed with recommended remedial work through the appointed contractor, an amount equal to your £120 inspection fee is credited against the agreed cost of that work, subject to the applicable terms.
Is the £120 a deposit for condensation treatment?
No. The £120 is the fee for the condensation inspection service. Any subsequent remedial work is quoted separately following the inspection.
Do you cover my area?
We arrange condensation inspections across a growing network of locations throughout the United Kingdom. Enter your address and postcode when submitting your request so we can arrange a contractor covering your area.
Concerned About Condensation in Your Property?
Complete the form above to arrange a professional condensation inspection for £120 with a contractor covering your area.