Hull & East Yorkshire
Black mould in corners, around windows and behind furniture is almost always condensation. We treat the mould and tackle the condensation and ventilation that cause it.
Condensation forms when warm, moist indoor air meets a cold surface, a window, an external wall, a corner behind a wardrobe. The water that settles there feeds black mould. It is the most common mould problem in UK homes, and it is about moisture and ventilation, not dirt.
Condensation mould returns because the moisture and ventilation are never addressed. Treating the mould and the condensation together is what finally breaks the cycle.
Cold Hull winters and older, single-skin walls make condensation mould common, especially in bedrooms and on north-facing walls. We treat it and advise on cutting it down.
Condensation. Warm moist air hits the cold glass and frame, settles as water, and feeds black mould. It is about moisture and ventilation.
By cutting the condensation, through ventilation, heating and reducing moisture, as well as treating the mould. We advise on both.
Usually not, but we check. Sometimes a hidden leak adds to the damp, and that needs fixing too.
A real person picks up, day or night.