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Most regions have had a lot of wet weather across Autumn and the start of winter and now that we’re in the middle of the solar winter (the 3 months of the year of the least amount of available sunlight) our homes are colder too.
Less sunshine to warm your home, longer nights for the warmth in your home (or the ground around your home) to escape into the atmosphere.
Insulation and home heating play a huge key in how warm and dry – and therefore healthy – your home is.
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Derek on 30/06/2018 11:39pm
We enjoy the benefits of a DVS system which keeps any moisture inside to a low level and plus having gas central heating ducted into each room the house is warm and dry.
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