#mouldproblems

Think mould is just a few dark spots on the wall? 🦠 Think again. The real danger is the hidden mould you can’t see — behind cabinets, under carpets, even inside aircon systems. If you miss the early signs, you’ll face costly repairs 💸 and lingering health issues 🤧.

Ever pulled back a curtain or opened a cupboard and found mould staring back at you? 😬 It is not just gross. It can damage your health and your wallet. In Melbourne, the price of ignoring it could be far higher than the cost of fixing it.

Here is the breakdown you need before mould takes over:

Condensation Season

Condensation season is fast approaching, the height of the season is between October - April every single year, the average family house hold producers 10ltrs + of water a day and needs to get out of the property before condensation / mould problems occur, especially in the winter.  In the summer / warmer months it is easier to maintain good damp proofing / condensation hygiene as you dry cloths outside, windows open etc, but the moisture can still cause condensation / mould problems.

The condensation / mould problem you had last winter will re-appear, here is why its worse in the Winter, condensation season...

Cold weather usually tempts homeowners to conserve as much heat as possible in order to stay warm, which means that the warm air circulating around your home has no way of getting out. Because of this, condensation / mould will begin to form on surfaces that are below the dew point of the surrounding air, cold spots / colder areas of the property., external walls etc.

Some of the common signs of damp / condensation / mould problem inside a house include:

A damp and musty smell.

The appearance of mould or mildew on walls, floors or ceilings.

Walls, floors or ceilings that feel cold or damp.

Dark or discoloured patches on walls or plaster.

Lifting or peeling wallpaper.

Excessive condensation on windows.

To cure condensation / mould for good in your Chichester, Bognor Regis, Or Selsey home, is to have installed mechanical ventilation, the whole house PIV (positive input ventilation) or a single room heat recovery system.

So how do they work and cure condensation and mould issues?

Whole house ventilation system -

This fresh air replaces the moist, damp air created by everyday living in the home. Unlike a dehumidifier the PIV unit is quiet, requires minimal maintenance, doesn’t require daily emptying and is concealed in the attic. For homeowners who are concerned about condensation, black spot mould, mould growth, mildew, asthma and indoor air quality problems in their home this is the product which will cure condensation and create more healthy living, and constant fresh air.

Another great product, solving mould, damp, and condensation problems - The Single Room Heat Recovery Ventilator is perfect for you if you are looking to solve a damp / mould problem in one of your rooms, such as your kitchen, bathroom, utility room, living room, lavatory, washroom, conservatories, office and bedroom.

Continuous Ventilation In Your Home

This unit is perfectly suited to your needs as it automatically controls the humidity of your room for you, so you can relax knowing that it will take care of everything for you. The unit also offers you continuous trickle ventilation, so it will constantly clean and purify the air you breathe. Continuous ventilation is the key in keeping your home mould free.

Top Joints cover Chichester, Selsey, Bognor Regis, Emsworth, and surrounding areas for supply and fit mechanical ventilation systems to cure condensation and mould problems

https://www.topjointsdrylining.co.uk/