Condensation can make your home damp and lead to mould, which isn't good for your house or your health. Minimising the build-up of moisture and being more aware of your indoor air quality can help you maintain a comfortable and healthy living environment. Here are some helpful tips on helping you to control humidity in your home.

We all know how important it is to use candles carefully to reduce the risk of fire. However, it’s also essential to ensure that your candles don’t pollute your home either. In this article, we’ll look at why some candles can cause issues, and the steps you can take to boost the air quality in your home.

In this blog we’ll discuss why dMEV is preferable to PIV as a form of residential ventilation. Let’s start by taking a closer look at some of the common issues around air flow in housing, before exploring what dMEV ventilation is and why it is advantageous to PIV.

Listed properties come in a vast range of shapes and sizes from small industrial workers cottages to castles, churches and cathedrals. One thing they all have in common is that they are often difficult to heat.

Heated towel rails have fast become an essential feature in the bathroom, not only from a practical point of view but they’re also guaranteed to add a touch of luxe, the Spa feeling, to a space.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is dangerously compromised by seemingly mundane everyday tasks such as cleaning, cooking and spraying aerosols, a study by heating and ventilation specialists Zehnder Group UK shows. Alongside more obvious causes of poor IAQ such as smoking and vaping indoors, these factors all have a significant impact on the levels of pollutants we breathe inside our homes.

The facts speak for themselves. London has a widescale problem with cold, damp and mouldy homes. These are harming the physical and mental health of those who live in them. We’re going to look and see exactly what’s needed to fix things.

When we talk about classroom standards, the mind immediately goes to teaching methods and the content of the lessons within. Instead, we want to explore the topic of the environment of the classroom itself. And we’re wondering what effect a too hot or too cold learning environment can be shown to have on students.

Dust is seen as something irritating rather than harmful. It’s practically everywhere, so we don’t really pay it enough attention – or consider how overexposure to dust in the workplace can lead to poor health. That’s right – dust is actually a very dangerous substance that impacts the lives of millions of people.