Handy Construction Tips and Blog

Damp and mould are widespread problems in homes all around Wales, especially in older buildings or dwellings that don't get enough airflow. But who is responsible for addressing the problem when you rent a home, and what does the law say?

The phrase "dry rot" is a little deceptive. It requires damp conditions (above 20% moisture content) to flourish, even though it can grow in places with less moisture than wet rot. Once established, it spreads quickly and is frequently concealed beneath floors and behind walls.

Mainly to fix problems like mould, dampness, or damage to the building's structure that happens when insulation is not installed...