For homeowners, renters & individual homes
Less guesswork. A clearer picture of condensation.
Understand the conditions behind condensation and mould risk: cold rooms, excess moisture and outdoor weather. Get practical guidance shaped by mould expertise.
£399Proposed total · 14 days
Service in preparationEnquire about availability. Online booking and payment are not available; an enquiry does not reserve or activate a kit.
Two rooms. Outdoor context. Your next steps.Illustrative scene · Equipment and scope agreed individually
What you receive
Understand what is happening in your home.
The proposed package brings measurements, everyday observations and practical advice together.
- Two monitored indoor rooms
- An outdoor comparison
- Condition-based practical guidance
- A saved end-of-assessment report
Handover or delivery and collection or return arrangements are confirmed before proceeding. Your planned saved report and advice have no fixed access expiry; live features are time-limited.
01Main roomIndoor sensor
02Second roomIndoor sensor
03OutsideOutdoor sensor
GatewayConnects the readings to EnvIQ
Conceptual placement diagram. Follow the supplied instructions for the equipment and property.
Mould expertise first. Technology with purpose.
Developed by mould specialists at Mersey Mould.
EnvIQ starts with the property problem—not just the sensor. Our mould expertise shapes the questions we ask, the evidence we present and the practical guidance people receive.
How it works
A clear journey, from kit to insight.
Receive the kit and follow placement guidance
Activate, monitor and record your observations
Review your report and return the equipment
Condensation monitoring
Understand the room. Not just the humidity.
A cool room and a warm room can have very different moisture conditions at the same relative humidity. Temperature, dew point and outdoor comparison help explain the practical options.
- Indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity
- Context for heating, extraction and ventilation
- Patterns over time, with missing evidence identified
EnvIQ / Your homeIllustrative · Not customer data
Understand your rooms
Your conditions, explained.
Bedroom · illustrative daily view
18.5°CTemperature
68%Humidity
Moisture needs context
Compare room temperature and outdoor moisture before choosing a drying action.
Readings → context → practical next steps
Illustrative advice
This room is cold and humid
Set heating to 18°C and keep steady warmth overnight. Use working extractor fans to remove moisture at source.
Progress noticedSustained improvement can be acknowledged when comparable readings support it—not proof of what someone did.
Practical next steps
Advice with a reason behind it.
The planned home service combines condition-based guidance with your observations. It is designed to explain what to try and help you understand measured changes.
Remaining warnings stay visible. Persistent condensation or visible mould may require inspection, not just different habits.
Updates that keep context
Know where to look next.
Planned account, connection and completion emails are part of the service being prepared. Availability will be confirmed before an assessment; this page does not activate notifications.
No SMS, mobile push or guaranteed real-time delivery is implied. Readings depend on equipment connectivity and reporting intervals.
EnvIQ · Example in-platform update
A clearer next step for your room
See the latest available conditions and the guidance that goes with them.
Updates matched to the service and available evidence
Delivery channels vary. This is not an SMS or push-notification promise.EnvIQILLUSTRATIVE REPORT
HOME CONDENSATION ASSESSMENTFrom readings.
From readings.
To understanding.
Room evidence · Findings · Next steps
What we observed
Patterns across the monitored period, with gaps and limitations visible.
What happens next
Practical recommendations linked to the available evidence.
Your report
The story of your property, backed by evidence.
The planned end-of-assessment report brings together your two monitored rooms, outdoor context and observations, with recommendations relevant to condensation.
- Monitoring period, locations and data coverage
- Charts, findings and important limitations
- Practical recommendations tied to evidence
Thermal interpretation requires suitable cold-weather conditions and sufficient evidence. EPC data, where available, provides background—not a new energy certificate.
Useful to know
Your questions, answered.
Is the home assessment available to book online?
Not yet. The service is being prepared. You can enquire about the proposed £399 total, 14-day package and availability, but an enquiry does not reserve a kit or start monitoring. Online payment is not available.
What is in the proposed kit?
One gateway, two indoor sensors and one outdoor sensor. Placement instructions explain which rooms to choose and how to position equipment. Handover or delivery and collection or return arrangements are agreed before proceeding.
What happens after 14 days?
The planned service ends live monitoring and live guidance, while your completed report and saved advice remain accessible without a fixed expiry. The equipment is then collected or returned as agreed.
Will it tell me how well my home holds heat?
Thermal interpretation is only meaningful with suitable cold-weather conditions and enough reliable evidence. A short assessment is not an insulation survey or a replacement EPC. Available EPC information adds background context rather than live measurements.
Monitoring supports informed decisions. It does not diagnose every building defect, measure every pollutant or certify legal compliance. Read about data security.
The knowledge centre
Good decisions start with understanding.
Condensation
Why humidity needs more context.
Understand the relationship between temperature, moisture and condensation.
Read the guideYour assessment
What sensors can—and cannot—tell you.
Find out what monitoring can show, and where further investigation matters.
Read the guideProperty evidence
The evidence behind a mould investigation.
How room patterns and professional observations work together.
Read the guide