Condensation occurs when warm,
moist air comes into contact with
cold surfaces, turning into water
droplets. Over time, this can
lead to damp, mould growth and
damage to your home.
COMMON SIGNS
Water droplets on windows and sills
Damp or wet patches on walls or ceilings
Black mould growth in corners or behind furniture
Musty, stale or damp smells
Windows
Corners & Walls
Ceilings
Behind furniture
Inside Wardrobes
Lofts & Garages
WHAT CAUSES IT?
EXCESS MOISTURE
Daily activities like cooking,
showering, drying clothes and
boiling kettles release moisture
into the air.
POOR VENTILATION
Without enough fresh air,
moisture becomes trapped
indoors, especially in small
or poorly ventilated spaces.
COLD SURFACES
When warm, moist air hits cold
walls, windows or floors, it cools
and turns into condensation.
LIFESTYLE & BUILD
Modern, well-insulated homes
can trap moisture. Lack of
heating or insulation can make
it worse in colder months
VENTILATE DAILY
Open windows regularly, even in winter.
USE EXTRACTOR FANS
In kitchens and bathrooms to remove
moist air.
MANAGE MOISTURE
Use lids when cooking, dry clothes
outside or in well-ventilated areas.
KEEP WARM
Warm your home evenly and avoid
cold spots.
IMPROVE INSULATION
Good insulation helps keep surfaces
warmer.
WIPE & DRY
Wipe away condensation and fix leaks
or damp quickly.
QUICK CHECK GUIDE
Do you have any of the following?
Visible salt stains or tide marks?
Damp patches after rain?
Peeling paint or wallpaper?
Musty smell?
IF YES
IT'S TIME TO CONTACT US
DON'T DELAY - ACT TODAY
TAKE CONTROL OF CONDENSATION
BEFORE IT CAUSES LASTING DAMAGE.