Landlords Given Five Tips After Awaab's Law Launches
A property care expert has identified five common problem areas that landlords should pay close attention to when inspecting their properties.
Awaab's Law forces social landlords to investigate and fix damp and mould hazards within strict new timeframes, while private landlords will have to abide by the same rules midway through next year.
The tips to avoid falling foul of Awaab's Law come from George Edwards, a damp and timber specialist and managing director at Timberwise.
Common Problem Areas
- Poor Pointing on Brickwork: Damaged or missing mortar allows rain to penetrate exterior walls, leading to penetrating damp that can spread indoors.
Awaab's Law forces social landlords to investigate and fix damp and mould hazards within strict new timeframes.
Author's summary: Landlords must inspect properties to avoid Awaab's Law issues.
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