Awaab's Law, handled.

See mould risk before residents see mould.

Built for Awaab's Law. Ready for what comes next.

MouldWatch spots damp and mould weeks before it shows - then takes it all the way to fixed and proven. We can run the whole job for you, or power your own team with the sensors and software.

Three commitments

MouldWatch helps you protect residents and prove it to the regulator. No hedging, no hype.

01

No blame.

We never blame the resident's "lifestyle" or "behaviour" for damp and mould. We look for the real cause, every time - the same approach the Housing Ombudsman expects.

02

No guesswork.

A fine-tuned risk model flags mould risk weeks before the mould itself. Evidence-led triage, not inspector hunches.

03

No missed deadlines.

Every alert arrives with its legal deadline already counting down - 24 hours, 10 working days, 3 working days, 5 working days, tracked for each case.

The cost of waiting

When the clock runs out, this is where it ends up.

41%

of social-rented households report condensation, damp or mould in the home

50%

of the Housing Ombudsman's casework is now dominated by damp and mould (Oct 2024)

131

landlords received a severe maladministration finding in 2024-25

The four windows

Four clocks, set by statute.

These are the deadlines for dealing with damp and mould in social housing in England. They are set in law by The Hazards in Social Housing (Prescribed Requirements) (England) Regulations 2025.

Emergency
24
hours

Emergency hazard

Investigate and make safe.

Investigate
10
working days

Significant hazard

Investigate damp and mould.

Resident
3
working days

Written findings

Send the summary to the resident.

Remediate
5
working days

Relevant safety work

Complete the make-safe on site.

End to end

From alert to safe home.

MouldWatch doesn't just measure the air and leave you to it. It runs the whole job: spot the risk, send the right people, fix the cause, and prove it was done.

  1. A discreet MouldWatch sensor mounted near a bathroom or kitchen ceiling, soft home lighting, occupied home feel.
    01

    Sense

    Battery-powered environmental sensors sit in the rooms that matter, reporting temperature and humidity over a low-power UK-wide network.

  2. Close-up of a dashboard showing a Mould Risk Score curve climbing through a threshold band, clean UI treatment.
    02

    Predict

    A fine-tuned mould-risk algorithm fuses sensor readings with external weather and building characteristics, flagging risk weeks before visible mould.

  3. A mould-risk notification popping up on a technician's mobile device, Awaab's Law countdown visible in a UK home setting.
    03

    Alert

    Alerts land in a case-management queue with the statutory clock already attached, so the right people act inside the window.

  4. A qualified engineer in branded PPE inspecting ventilation in a UK home, respectful and model-released.
    04

    Investigate

    Our national field network is dispatched to investigate on the ground, with the sensor trend as evidence.

  5. Remediation work in progress - a new extractor fan or insulation panel going in, neat and professional.
    05

    Remediate

    Root-cause fixes - ventilation, insulation, leaks, design - not symptomatic treatment. Post-fix sensor data confirms the home has stabilised.

  6. A landlord reviewing a compliance record on a laptop, clean office environment, focus on the screen.
    06

    Evidence

    A timestamped, audit-ready record of every sensor reading, alert, action, and fix - ready for the Ombudsman, the Regulator, or the courts.

Person-centred

Built for the people in the home, not the humidity in the room.

Awaab's Law is not a maintenance reform. It is a resident safety reform. Vulnerability is taken at face value. Root cause, not blame. MouldWatch is designed around the people the law exists to protect.

  • Risk is framed around residents, not readings. Every alert is triaged against who lives in the home, not just what the sensor says.

  • Vulnerability is taken at face value. The guidance is explicit - a tenant does not need documented medical evidence to be considered at risk. The workflow follows suit.

  • The occupant is never blamed. The Housing Ombudsman called this "zero tolerance" in 2021. We built it into the product.

  • Disproportionate impact is made visible. UKHSA estimates around 2 million people in England live in homes with significant damp or mould, and ethnic minority and disadvantaged groups are disproportionately affected. The product surfaces the pattern instead of hiding it.

A housing-services officer with a tablet talking warmly with a resident in their home, a small MouldWatch sensor on the sideboard nearby.
The MouldWatch promise

Early detection.Compliant by design.

See MouldWatch in action, get the compliance briefing, and find out whether it fits your stock. Contracted with four housing associations across England and Wales.