Condensation and mould specialists, Airtech, are offering help to social housing landlords ahead of Awaab’s Law coming into effect on 27 October 2025.
The new law was laid out in front of Parliament on 25 June, along with Awaab’s Law: Draft guidance for social landlords. So, Airtech is helping landlords tick all the right boxes to comply with Awaab’s Law with its surveys, advice and treatment to tackle condensation and mould, along with a full ventilation installation service.
To comply with Awaab’s Law, landlords must ensure their tenants are protected from hazards, such as damp and mould, and that any issues are investigated and dealt with promptly. Airtech can offer solutions and advice to landlords who need help tackling condensation and mould, and help them meet the October deadline to comply with the new legislation and protect their residents.
Airtech offers comprehensive property surveys to identify condensation, damp and mould problems. The company can then provide advice and recommendations on how to solve the issues; mould removal treatment and redecoration, and a full ventilation installation service for both responsive and planned maintenance. The treatment and mould removal are backed by a unique three-year guarantee that the mould will not return. Plus, its datalogging service helps support landlords as they need to keep good records to help comply with Awaab's Law.
'Airtech ticks all the right boxes when it comes to supporting landlords so that they comply with Awaab's Law. With our help and expertise, alongside a range of products and services to overcome the challenge of condensation and mould, landlords can be sure that they are on track to meet the October deadline,' said Katie Mairs, Channel Marketing Manager at Airtech. 'Everybody deserves a safe and healthy home, free from condensation and mould. We can help landlords tackle the issue head-on and ensure they meet their duty of care and comply with the law.'
Boasting patented market-leading ventilation technology that improves resident comfort and efficiency, Airtech can offer landlords the correct solution for individual properties. This includes the Air+ Loft Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) and Air+ Wall PIV units which push out stale, humid air and replace it with filtered and warmed air from outside. This has the added benefit of helping keep any warmth in the home rather than extracting it to the outside, plus the units are supplied with an energy efficient preheater to take the chill off fresh incoming air. In addition, both the Air+ Loft PIV and Air+ Wall PIV are made from recycled plastic helping social housing landlords meet their environmental targets.
Other options include environment sensing bathroom and kitchen fans, such as the SensaFan range including, the SA25 SELV, the SA60 SELV and the SA64. Furthermore, Airtech’s unique control and datalogging ventilation products, the DataFan range, including the DA25, DA60 and DA64, which record details of a home’s environment, such as humidity and temperature levels, to allow the landlord or contractor to track and analyse the correlation of these variables together on one graph. This will allow a landlord to clearly track the effects changing lifestyle habits have on a home environment. It will also demonstrate how reducing relative humidity through adequate heating and ventilation can maintain a healthy home. Airtech’s sophisticated datalogging allows landlords to interrogate saved IAQ data, thus giving peace of mind.
Hand-in-hand with the datalogging, Airtech’s specialist control platform monitors the data as it is collected and modulates the fan accordingly to react automatically and proportionally to rising humidity levels, offering quick and effective humidity control. This ensures the resident keeps the optimum environment in the home to avoid condensation forming, thus helping maintain good IAQ.
For more information and to find out how Airtech can help finding the right ventilation solution call 01823 690 292 email info@airtechsolutions.co.uk or visit www.airtechsolutions.co.uk.
