Damp, Mould, and Awaab’s Law: The Surveyor’s View For decades, the conversation around damp and mould in UK housing followed a predictable, often frustrating pattern. Tenants complained of black spots; landlords pointed to laundry on radiators or closed windows. It was a cycle of “lifestyle” blame that ignored the underlying physics of the building. The …
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In 2026, the landscape of energy-saving grants in the UK is in a major state of transition. With the government’s ambitious “Warm Homes Plan” taking centre stage, several long-standing schemes are entering their final months or being replaced by more targeted local funds. If you are a homeowner or a private tenant, understanding these deadlines …
The “Energy Price Cap” is a constant fixture in the news, but as of early 2026, it remains roughly 40% higher than pre-crisis levels. With the average dual-fuel bill for a medium-sized home sitting at approximately £1,758 per year, the need for efficiency has never been more urgent. While the government pushes for heat pumps and …