Condensation, damp and mould

In most cases, damp and mould growth are caused by condensation, which occurs when warm moist air comes into contact with a cold surface like a wall or window. There are small changes you can make to help reduce condensation in your home.

If you are still experiencing damp and mould, please tell us.

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Report a repair

Access information on how to successfully report a repair.

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Emergency repairs

If you have an emergency repair please tell us straight away

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Which repairs am I responsible for?

You are responsible for some repairs yourself

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Faults with neighbouring homes

Sometimes, faults with neighbouring homes, not under our management, affect our properties and tenants

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Home safety

Your safety is one of our top priorities

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Awaab's Law

Awaab's Law will come into effect on Monday 27 October 2025. Here's what you need to know.

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Damp and mould

Damp and mould are often mistaken for leaks but in most cases, they are caused by condensation

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Planned improvement projects

We manage a large city-wide programme of planned maintenance and improvement works

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Prepare for winter

Here are some simple tips on how to get your home ready for winter