Damp and mould

Damp and mould are more than just maintenance problems. Left untreated, they can damage property, affect health, and lead to serious complaints or enforcement issues for landlords.

At H2H Repair, we offer professional damp and mould surveys for both landlords and private homeowners, providing a clear assessment of your property and a documented record of the inspection.

Our surveys include a full property inspection, photographic evidence, and a detailed report, helping you understand the condition of your property and what action may be needed.

Damp and mould can lead to structural damage, poor indoor air quality, and health concerns for occupants. For families living in the property, prolonged exposure to mould can contribute to respiratory problems, allergies, and other health issues, particularly for children, older people, or those with existing health conditions.

Identifying and addressing damp early helps protect both the property and the health of the people living in it.

For landlords, damp and mould are also recognised hazards under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS). This means landlords have a legal duty to ensure properties are safe and free from hazards that could affect tenants.

Although private rentals are not currently required to carry out formal damp surveys by law, landlords can still face serious consequences if problems are not investigated or addressed.

Tenants can escalate complaints through formal routes, including:

• The Property Ombudsman
• Local authority inspections
• Financial penalties issued by councils
• In serious cases, criminal charges

For homeowners, damp issues often develop slowly and can go unnoticed until the damage becomes more serious. Identifying problems early can help avoid costly repairs later while also ensuring your home remains a healthy environment for you and your family.

Whether you are a landlord or a homeowner, understanding the cause of damp is essential.

Many damp problems are misdiagnosed or treated incorrectly. A proper inspection helps determine whether the issue may be related to:

• Condensation
• Poor ventilation
• Penetrating damp
• Plumbing leaks
• Structural issues

Having a professional inspection and written report provides a clear record of the property’s condition and helps guide any necessary repair work.

H2H Repair damp surveys are designed to provide a thorough and practical assessment of your property.

Each survey includes:

• A full property inspection
• Identification of visible damp or mould risks
• Photographic evidence of findings
• Additional inspection images where required
• A written report outlining the findings
• Recommendations for remedial works if necessary

The report provides a clear snapshot of the property's condition at the time of inspection and can be useful for landlords, homeowners, or property managers looking to understand potential issues.

Property Type Price

1-bed / studio £140

2-bed property £155

3-bed property £170

4-bed property £190 

Property Type Price

4-bed HMO £210

5-bed HMO £230 

All surveys include inspection, photographic documentation, and a written report.

If remedial works are carried out through H2H Repair, 50% of the survey fee can be deducted from the cost of the repair work.

Damp and mould problems rarely resolve themselves. The longer they are left untreated, the more damage they can cause to both the property and the health of the people living in it.

A professional survey helps identify the issue early, allowing the right steps to be taken before the problem becomes more serious.

If you are a landlord or homeowner concerned about damp or mould, H2H Repair can carry out a full inspection and provide a detailed report outlining the condition of your property.

Early inspection helps protect your property, your tenants, and the health of the people living in the home.