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HOME & GARDEN


A family business


Design and Installation


Remove your


mould


At this time of year, we all look forward to cosy nights in with the heating whacked up full, the fire burning bright and the curtains drawn extra tight.


However, while we’re letting off steam by relaxing at home this winter, the extra moisture in the air can wreak havoc on our houses, with untreated condensation leading to dreaded black mould.


At Glengarry, owner Phil Winnard has been helping homes combat their damp and mould problems for over 20 years.


Design, Supply and Installation Steam Rooms and Whirlpool Baths Waterproof walling and flooring Lighting and accessories Baths and Showers


“A 5* service from design through to completion. The built-in furniture has made my bathroom feel larger and more spacious while giving me more storage. Would definitely recommend Soak.”


Ms Hepworth, Thorpe Hesley Ms Hepworth, Thorpe Hesley


Issues with mould arise by lack of air flow and poor ventilation. While most houses are energy efficient with double glazing, insulation and draught excluders, these home improvements can mean natural ventilation is reduced and moisture from the air can’t escape. Whether it’s steam from the boiling kettle, drying your washing indoors or all that hot air from simply breathing and talking, daily activities can significantly affect humidity resulting in peeling wallpaper, damp


cupboards and wet windowsills. At Glengarry, their range of Positive Input Ventilators (PIV) work to improve air flow and the quality of air while also protecting the fabric of your home.


Unlike extractor fans which simply remove moisture, PIV uses air displacement to supply your home with fresh, filtered warm air which forces out moisture-laden stale air. As warmer air holds more moisture, this combats the problem of recurring condensation by keeping the air temperature regulated. By preventing condensation, this in turn means the threat of black mould is reduced, meaning less fear of health and respiratory issues caused by disturbed mould spores. Glengarry has been Sovereign approved for 20 years, with fully trained and approved installers here to assist with full house ventilators or individual room units. And with low running costs of just 16p per week, these quiet, easy to install ventilators could just be what your home is mist-ing.


GLENGARRY SPECIALIST PLASTERING


HOT TUBS A T TUBS AND SPAS


Relax and soak away those winter blues


Hot Tubs from just


£2,700 Visit our showroom or www.soakhottubs.co.uk


A family-run, independent business based in Rotherham


A family-run, inde


independent business based


Unit 8 Parkgate Complex, Rawmarsh Road, Rotherham S60 1RZ


Tel. 01709 363700


www.soakbathroomsrotherham.co.uk 62 aroundtownmagazine.co.uk


Proud to be endorsed as a


P e


AND DAMP PROOFING 20 years experience • Quality service at competitive prices


• Say goodbye to black mould… Effective damp proof course • Condensation prevention Dry and damp rot removal • Timber treatment


• Full skimming service for walls and ceilings Rendering and screeding


• Renovations and refurbishments including cellar conversions


All work can be guaranteed by Sovereign for up to 30 years


Proud members of BSI registered For a free survey or estimate please call:


01226 270920 or 07721 344805 www.glengarryplastering.com


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