For years, the property sector has been reactive when dealing with issues like black mould on walls, often only addressing it once it has been reported. However, with new legislation and increased awareness, it is clear how serious the symptoms of black mould can be and, if left untreated, the risks can become severe.

We’re proud to be supporting and speaking at the upcoming Hart District Council Landlord Forum, where we’ll share practical, eye-opening insights to help you protect your property, stay compliant, and avoid costly mistakes under the Renters’ Rights Act.

​​With Awaab’s Law and the Renters’ Rights Act increasing pressure on landlords, a Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) monitor is now a regulatory essential. These devices detect invisible, harmful gases from everyday items like paints, cleaners, and furniture that compromise indoor air quality.

Black mould is a fungus that grows in damp, poorly ventilated areas and releases spores into the air, which can affect health. Common symptoms include coughing, fatigue, irritation, and breathing issues, with more serious effects developing over time. It is typically caused by excess moisture from condensation or leaks.