Rentokil Property Care

18/09/2026

Is condensation causing damp in your property?

Condensation is the most common cause of indoor dampness, especially during the colder months. When daily steam from cooking, showering, or drying clothes gets trapped inside, it turns into liquid on cold walls and windows. Left unmanaged, this moisture leads to stubborn black mould. Visit our webpage to learn how to manage condensation and keep your home dry and healthy.

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16/09/2026

Found damp after buying a home?

Discovering damp after moving into a new property is frustrating, but acting fast helps protect your investment.

The key is finding the exact cause, whether it’s condensation, rising damp, or a hidden leak, so you can fix it properly the first time. Read our latest blog post for practical advice on what to do if you find damp in your new home.

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14/09/2026

Damp-proof injection can help prevent rising damp by creating a barrier against moisture travelling through your walls.

Learn how damp-proof courses work, when damp-proof injection may be needed, and how it can help protect your property.

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12/09/2026

Condensation can lead to damp, mould, and damage if excess moisture is allowed to build up inside your home.

Learn about the common causes of condensation, the warning signs to look out for, and how you can control it.

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Find out what causes condensation, why condensation forms on windows and how to identify it. Our experts explain why condensation happens and how to prevent it

11/09/2026

Untreated damp can cause more than just unsightly marks on your walls, with prolonged moisture potentially leading to mould, timber decay and structural damage.

Learn about the risks of leaving damp untreated and what you can do to protect your property.

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10/09/2026

Damp walls can be a sign of an underlying moisture problem that, if left untreated, could lead to further damage.

Learn about the common causes of damp walls, the warning signs to look out for, and how you can protect your property.

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31/08/2026

Penetrating damp can cause serious damage if moisture is allowed to enter your property through defects in the building.

Learn about the common causes, warning signs, and what you can do to prevent penetrating damp.

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25/08/2026

Rotting wood can weaken your property’s timber and lead to costly damage if left untreated.

Learn about the common causes of wood rot, the warning signs to look out for, and how you can protect your home.

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24/08/2026

What to do if you find damp after buying a property

Discovering damp after completing a property purchase can be a costly surprise.

Identifying the exact source of moisture, whether from condensation, groundwater, or building leaks, is essential before carrying out any repairs. Our latest blog post explains what steps buyers and property owners should take to address post-purchase damp issues effectively.

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Rentokil Property Care are experts in property preservation and can provide accurate diagnosis and treatments for damp, woodworm, fungal decay across the UK.

21/08/2026

Waterproofing vs Damp Proofing: Key differences

Using the wrong moisture protection can lead to costly repairs down the line. Our latest blog post breaks down the key differences so you know which solution fits your property.

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