A record of every home that holds up under inspection.

MouldWatch keeps a condition record for every home and warns you early when risk rises. Each home gets one timeline that the Regulator, the Ombudsman, and a disrepair solicitor can all read the same way.

Proof, home by home

MouldWatch gives you home-by-home evidence on the damp-and-mould side of the Regulator's Safety and Quality Standard. The Standard has been in force since 1 April 2024, and the Regulator aims to inspect providers with 1,000+ homes at least once every four years.

A compliance officer crouched by a window, noting a home's condition in a paper notebook
Safety and Quality Standard coverage

The standard's requirements, and the evidence for each.

The Regulator's standard sets clear rules on the data you hold, the records you keep, and how you tell residents about timescales. For each rule below, MouldWatch records the evidence you need to show you met it.

01
The standard asks

Accurate and up-to-date stock information

MouldWatch delivers

Live sensor data plus case outcomes produce a property-level record that refreshes continuously. No gap between the last survey and today.

02
The standard asks

Identification and management of health and safety risks

MouldWatch delivers

Damp and mould risk is scored per property, triaged by resident vulnerability, and linked to an Awaab's Law clock the moment awareness occurs.

03
The standard asks

Easy reporting of repair needs and defined timescales

MouldWatch delivers

Residents can confirm conditions via an optional portal. Investigation, written summary, and remediation windows are tracked to the statutory timeframe for every case.

04
The standard asks

Communication of completion timescales and delivery against them

MouldWatch delivers

Every case carries the 10, 3, and 5 working-day windows and the 24-hour emergency window. Over/under performance is visible per case and in aggregate.

05
The standard asks

Complaints are handled in line with the Complaint Handling Code

MouldWatch delivers

Audit-ready timestamps for every alert, action, and outcome. The Ombudsman asks "did you do what you said you would?" - the answer exports in a click.

A compliance officer reviewing a single home's property file - a tabbed binder of records.
The property record

Every action on a home, timestamped in one timeline.

Open a property and you see every sensor reading, every risk-model output, every alert, every communication with the resident, every site visit, every remediation action, and every post-fix verification - in one immutable timeline.

When a disrepair letter of claim arrives, the home's full history is one link away, so nobody spends a week searching inboxes.

Record integrity

The record is append-only: every edit is logged and the source data is kept, and it's built to hold up under legal scrutiny.

Export on demand

PDF evidence pack, CSV timeline, or JSON feed for your case-management system.

Fits your stack

MouldWatch works alongside the systems you already use.

Your housing management system stays your main record. MouldWatch adds the damp-and-mould detail and risk scoring that most systems were never designed to handle.

Housing management systems

A two-way link with the main housing management systems. Case IDs, property IDs, repair tickets, and resident records stay in sync with your main system.

Stock-condition data

Attribute-level overlay onto existing stock-condition survey data. Construction type, thermal performance, and known defects inform the risk model.

HHSRS scoring

Each case can be tagged with its hazard rating under the HHSRS (the government's Housing Health and Safety Rating System) and whether it meets the 'significant' threshold for damp and mould set out in the 2025 Regulations.

IoT and compliance portfolios

Existing smoke, CO, and heat sensors keep working. MouldWatch adds the damp-and-mould layer without displacing compliance hardware that already works.

Know your baseline

What the English Housing Survey tells you already.

7% of social-rented homes in England have damp - 8% in local authority stock, 6% in housing association stock. Serious condensation or mould affects 5% of social-rented homes.

41% of social-rented households report some condensation, damp or mould. That is how many residents experience it, far more than surveys formally record as a defect.

9% of all dwellings in England have at least one HHSRS Category 1 hazard - approximately 2.3 million homes.

Compliance walkthrough

A working session with your compliance and asset leads.

90 minutes. Walk a live property timeline, match each part of the Safety and Quality Standard to the evidence MouldWatch produces, and map out how it connects to your housing management system. No demo script.