The Worst Winter Yet for Mould?

The Worst Winter Yet for Mould?

In this feature article, Stuart Kerr from Restorations UK sets out why this could be the worst winter yet for mould in properties.

As the cost of heating your properties rise, tenants may be looking to reduce their running costs by turning down the central heating, or worse, turning it off completely. 
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