Homes we work on in Kingston
Kingston is a mix of 1930s semis and terraces, Victorian streets near the town centre and Surbiton, purpose built flats and a big rental market around Kingston University. Interwar houses often have early cavity walls and suspended timber floors, where blocked air bricks lead to damp and musty smells. Busy shared houses put a lot of moisture into the air, which shows up as mould fast.
Common damp and mould problems in Kingston
- Condensation mould in shared houses and student lets with lots of people and laundry drying indoors
- Blocked air bricks under suspended floors causing damp and musty smells
- Bathroom mould in flats with internal bathrooms and weak extract fans
- Penetrating damp around bay windows and failed window seals
- Mould in bedrooms on north facing walls
What we do
- Mould removal and black mould treatment for walls, ceilings and window reveals
- Bathroom mould removal and resealing
- Condensation control, extractor fans and PIV units
- Damp surveys with written reports
- Penetrating damp and rising damp repairs
- End of tenancy mould cleaning for landlords and agents
Areas and postcodes covered
Kingston town centre, Surbiton, Tolworth, Berrylands, New Malden, Norbiton, Kingston Hill, Coombe and Chessington.
Postcodes: KT1, KT2, KT3, KT5, KT6, KT9. If you are just outside these, ask anyway.
Prices in Kingston
The same prices apply across all our areas, with no call out charge for quotes in Kingston. A single room mould treatment usually costs £350 to £600, and a damp survey £150 to £250, taken off the repair if you book within 30 days. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is added. See all damp and mould prices.