Black mould on walls is often a sign of a serious problem in your home that needs to be thoroughly investigated. It is usually caused by excess condensation resulting from a lack of ventilation, leading to high humidity levels. In simple terms, it indicates that there is too much moisture in the air inside your home. Furthermore, black mould is often an indication of an underlying damp issue that not only affects the structural integrity of your home but can also contribute to respiratory infections, allergies, or asthma, according to the NHS. Symptoms of black mould, such as coughing, a runny nose, and increased sneezing, can significantly impact your quality of life and lead to health complications. The key point is to eliminate black cladisporium mould, which can be achieved through a mould removal treatment detailed in this survey and quotation. For more information about Dr Damp and its services, please visit www.drdamp.co.uk.
