Damp and Mould in Dwellings

Landlords in England need to comply with a wide range of legal requirements to ensure a property is fit for human habitation which includes ensuring a property is free from damp and mould. 

Damp and mould can be a significant risk to health and property.  It is important that private residential landlords take appropriate steps to manage problems with damp and mould in a residential property. 

These documents relate to guidance produced for properties in England but can also be used for best practice purposes in Wales. 

• Damp and Mould Guidance Note
• Checklist of Indicators of Potential Damp & Mould Problems
• Letter to Residential Tenant Requesting Access to Carry Out a Damp and Mould Inspection
• Checklist to Help Tenant Reduce Condensation in a Dwelling
• Letter to Residential Tenant Requesting Access to Carry Out Damp and Mould Works
• Letter to Residential Tenant Requesting Access to Carry Out a Post Works Damp and Mould Inspection
• Damp and Mould Information Letter to Tenant

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