Mould and damp survey for residents in privately rented homes in Broxtowe
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Mould and damp survey for residents in privately rented homes in Broxtowe
03/01/22 - Broxtowe Borough Council is carrying out a survey to find out how prevalent damp and mould is in privately rented houses and how they can work with landlords and tenants to manage the risks that mould can cause.
If you are a tenant with a private landlord and live in Broxtowe, we want to hear from you whether or not you suffer with damp and mould issues through our online survey(Opens in a New Window).
Many people have experienced issues with damp and mould in their property at some point. Even in warm, well looked after properties mould growth can occur in some parts of the home, especially in the colder months. Most mould growth people will experience is most likely to be the result of condensation, however some instances of mould may be the result of damp from a building defect.
Many people have experienced issues with damp and mould in their property at some point. Even in warm, well looked after properties mould growth can occur in some parts of the home, especially in the colder months. Most mould growth people will experience is most likely to be the result of condensation, however some instances of mould may be the result of damp from a building defect.
If you have damp and mould in your home you're more likely to have respiratory problems, respiratory infections, allergies or asthma. Damp and mould can also affect the immune system.
You can find further information, including advice on preventing damp and mould on the Council’s website.
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