Awaab’s Law & dealing with damp and mould
Original Article Summary
Noel Fok, indoor air quality expert and co-founder of EcoAir, manufacturer of air treatment products. Damp and mould can trigger or exacerbate respiratory infections and diseases including asthma, bronchitis and pneumonia, nasal congestion and sinus issues, rashes and skin irritations such as eczema, various allergies, fatigue, headaches and, in cases of prolonged exposure – especially […] The post Awaab’s Law & dealing with damp and mould appeared first on PropertyWire.
PropMatch Curated Analysis
Awaab's Law creates immediate legal obligations for social landlords to fix damp and mould within strict timeframes, with similar protections extending to private rentals via the Renter's Rights Bill. The article provides practical guidance on identifying and managing humidity levels to prevent costly remediation and legal action.
Investor Relevance
Critical compliance issue affecting all landlords - failure to address damp and mould within legal timeframes exposes investors to tenant legal action, potential fines, void periods, and significant remediation costs. Proactive humidity management (40-60% levels) can prevent problems and protect rental income.
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