This is the quarterly report detailing the temperature and humidity in York for 2024 Q1 (January to March), using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track three months of weather focusing seasonal variances vs other meteorological period of the year. We measure, graph and compare indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout this quarter in which temperatures dropped well below zero again. We evaluate details, averages, highs and lows seen across the period. This is a quarter where temperatures remained low, at a time of year when water leak detection services commonly see inc ..read more

This is the report detailing the temperature and humidity in York for December 2023, using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track a peak winter full month of weather focusing seasonal variances. We measure, chart and contrast indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout this peak winter month in which temperatures dropped below zero again. We analyse details, averages, highs and lows seen across the month. This is a month where temperatures remained low, at a time of year when flood damage in York can occur. Historical reports we have produced are in a separate hygrometer s ..read more

This is the latest instalment reporting the temperature and humidity in York, this time for November 2023, using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track a full month of weather focusing seasonal trends. We track, analyse and compare indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout winter month in which temperatures dropped below zero for the first time in months. We analyse highlights, averages, highs and lows seen across the month. This is a month where temperatures dropped further noticeably with seasonal problems damp and mould problems in York and locally around becoming mor ..read more

This is the new update of our hygrometer reports which we’re publishing which, using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track a full month of weather focusing on the relative humidity and temperature in York, this time covering October 2023. We detail, analyse and contrast indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout this turbulent autumnal month in which included both Storm Babet and the commencement of Storm Ciaran. We analyse highlights, averages, highs and lows seen across the month. This is a month where temperatures dropped noticeably (even getting close to freezing), w ..read more

When people have a water leak at their home or business, it is natural to think about getting the water leak repaired ASAP, but along they way do carrying out the repairs needed, there are other things to consider. So in this quick guide, we will explain the key steps to carrying out a water leak repair, and main considerations to think about, based on our experience as leak detection service providers. Water Leak Repair and Location So let’s now run through the step-by-step approach to carrying out water leak repairs. CONTACT US FOR HELP Water Leak Repairs (Step 1) – Do You Have a Leak? This ..read more

This is the next instalment of our hygrometer reports which we’re continuing to produce which, using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track a full month of weather focusing on the relative humidity and temperature in York, this time covering September 2023. We detail, examine and compare indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout this month in which summer ends and autumn starts. We analyse highlights, averages, highs and lows seen across the month. This is a month that people commonly put their heating on for the colder weather and may spot their boiler losing pressure a ..read more

We are local experts in Fire Damage and fire restoration in the York & Yorkshire Coast area, and consequently deal with a many different types of fire including electrical fires. In this guide, we will run through 10 of the most commonly occurring types of electrical fire (some of which are related) and what causes them. Electrical Fires and Causes Electrical fires are one of the fire classifications, and are often referred to as ‘Class E Fires’, with the symbol below helping to signify it. As we recently explained in our article about the fire triangle, fires (including electrical fires ..read more

This is the second of a new set of hygrometer reports which we’re developing which, using our own bespoke remote monitoring equipment, we track a full month of weather focusing on the relative humidity and temperature in York, this time covering August 2023. We will examine and compare indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout this peak summer month and select highlights, averages, highs and lows seen across the month during the month. These readings are similar in nature to those shown in our article about how to reduce humidity. Historical reports we have produced are in a separate h ..read more

Air quality meters are increasingly commonplace in modern society, and in part, this was linked to the COVID pandemic, which bought attention to air-borne particles, including contagious viruses. In this useful article, we will be explaining what air quality meters and air quality monitors are, how they work, what they measure and will show a real demonstration (using fire and smoke) to demonstrate how effective they can be, the highlights of which are in this video: We will discuss the air quality monitor results from this test looking at blowing out a tealight candle and striking a match in ..read more

This is the first of a new report we are trialling which, using our remote monitoring equipment, we track a full month of weather focusing on the relative humidity and temperature in York, starting with July 2023. In this report, we will compare indoor and outdoor hygrometer readings throughout the month and pick out some of the highlights, averages, highs and lows seen across the month during July 2023. These readings are similar to those taken with our damp and moisture meter readings. Historical reports we have produced are in a separate hygrometer section of our blog. CONTACT US FOR HELP T ..read more