Do you need to vent about the amount of condensation that menacingly gathers on your windows or do you find yourself ranting about the eye-sore black mould and unattractive damp that plagues your home's walls? We don't blame you!

Your home is your sanctuary, and should be a comfortable, cosy haven you retire to and relax in after a long day. However, with homeowners in Britain becoming more and more energy conscious, many households have taken steps to become more energy efficient and save energy. These steps include blocking  chimneys, insulating the walls, draught proofing, installing double glazed windows and gradually sealing our properties from an essential supply of fresh air. These keep homes at a comfortable, warm temperature meaning we don't have to crank up the heating but it does limit the influx of fresh air, and it's this block on the flow of new clean air that causes damp, mould and condensation.

Why does condensation form? 

Condensation forms when there's too much moisture in the air, most of which is naturally generated from boiling kettles, taking baths and showers, drying clothes and cooking and other day-to-day activities. 'Back in the day' a.k.a in times pre-dating double glazing and wall and loft insulation, this humid air would simply drift out through poorly fitted doors, windows and other exit routes. With these now being generally sealed to prevent draughts and to aid homes in becoming more energy efficient, this moist air has no where to go.

Instead, the damp, warm air forms droplets on windows and walls because  as the temperature of the indoor air drops- at night for example- the humid air reaches a stage where it can't support the moisture we create during our home lives any longer so it moves to the surfaces in the property where temperatures are lowest (walls and windows). Whoa-la condensation is formed!

If left untreated for a long period of time, condensation can escalate into damp patches on your walls that causes your wallpaper to peel and, at it's worst ugly black mould growth.

There are also many health implications with allowing condensation, poor indoor air quality, damp and mould to progress. Mould can result in symptoms such as sickness, tiredness, breathing problems and headaches. It has also being a recognised allergen and irritant, and an identified  trigger for respiratory problems such as Asthma. Moist warm atmospheres can be the ideal prime conditions for household dust mite to breed, causing further allergies to manifest in the property's occupants.

Luckily we're on hand to deliver a stress free, reliable installation of EnviroVent extractor fans to help cure your home of damp and condensation.

Why EnvioVent?

• EnviroVent have 25 years+ experience under their belts in reducing humidity and combating condensation on windows, preventing it from forming and supplying your home with a flow of fresh air.
• EnvioVent extractor fans are easy to install, with no damage to your existing decor incurred.
• Providing an answer for every type of home, EnviroVent remedies condensation regardless of whether your home is a flat, bungalow or house.
• Their Mr Venty range of condensation control units are incredibly energy efficient, only consuming about 6 watts on average, saving you money.
• Where dehumidifiers- our traditional default answer to solving our condensation woes- are only effective in the room they are placed in and tend to generate a lot of noise, the Mr Venty range delivers whole house situation, despite being discreetly installed in a loft or central hallway, where a flat is involved.
• The condensation control units destroy the humid environment dust mites need to breed in by supplying fresh, clean and filtered air into the property, diluting and replacing moisture heavy air to control humidity levels between 45-60%. This improves the home life of those prone to allergies and respiratory problems, like Asthma, which is important, given that we spend up to 70% of our time indoors at home!
• This eco-friendly condensation units are all manufactured here in the UK as an added bonus!

Fans manufactured in the UK  that reduce your heating bills, improve your health and enhancing the air quality you breathe, they're a win-win! To get a handle on your damp and to be a breath of fresh air (quite literally!) for your home contact us to arrange an consultation to find the right EnviroVent condensation unit for us to install in your home.