TDS and tech firm’s mould-busting initiative
The deposits scheme has formed a strategic partnership with DampSmart to help landlords and tenants tackle damp and mould.
TDS has teamed up with Leonard Carey of DampSmart to help landlords and tenants tackle damp and mould issues and increase the warmth and energy efficiency of their properties.
Together, they are launching a new service, using Awaretag sensors, which monitor a building’s damp and mould risk. These can provide data on the prevailing conditions within a building, which is then backed up by an information hub to help resolve any issues that arise.
Awaab’s Law
This, the companies claim, will help both landlords and tenants meet the standards required by Awaab’s Law in the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Bill and promote healthy living, reduce disputes, and foster an improved rental market.
To mark the launch of this partnership, TDS landlords are invited to participate in seven pilot assessments.
DampSmart CEO Leonard Carey says: “We’re delighted to partner with TDS as they lead the way in transforming the rental housing sector.
Together, we’re launching a new era in the diagnosis of damp and mould.”
“Together, we’re launching a new era in the diagnosis of damp and mould, delivering value and peace of mind to both property owners and tenants.”
TDS CEO Steve Harriott adds: “This partnership aligns with our commitment to raising standards in the private sector and supporting landlords in achieving sustainable, cost-effective property management.”
DampSmart is a provider of advanced Awaretag sensor and analytics technology for the private rented and social housing sectors.
