The Problem
Condensation occurs when warm moist air comes into contact with a cooler surface.
If the surface temperature is at or below the point where moisture vapour held in
the air condenses, the Dew Point, then water droplets form on the surface.
Our modern lifestyle with dishwashers, washing machines and showers, as well
as cooking, adds up to a lot of moisture in the air. And our modern houses
with their double glazing and draught proofing offer little opportunity for
the moisture to disperse.
The Symptoms
Condensation leads to streaming windows, musty smells and black mould.
Mould grows on walls, decorations and fabrics, and can adversely affect health.
Using de-humidifiers and anti-condensation paints treats the problem, not the cause.
Attempting to cure the problem by extractor fans or air bricks is rarely effective,
and leaving windows open can be insecure. Regency Preservation recommends the modern,
professional solution of positive-input ventilation systems.
Our Solutions
Positive input systems gently ventilate properties night and day. They bring in
air from the loft space, filtering out dust and particles down to pollen size. Unlike
extractor systems, which draw in unheated air, a positive input ventilation unit
supplies air already warmed in the loft space by the sun. And because the air
supplied is at lower relative humidity, condensation is cured.
We use systems from award-winning British company Envirovent. Their products
are whisper-quiet, low maintenance and designed for lifetime use. We can
provide solutions for both flats and houses, and we provide a complete
solution, from the initial survey to completing the installation.
Our experience and reputation are your guarantee of a cure for
condensation that works for you and your home.
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