Damp monitoring sensors
A survey is a snapshot. Live damp sensors keep watching between visits, trending conditions on the property and raising an alert when moisture starts climbing, so you can act before a small problem becomes a complaint or a claim.
Assign a sensor to a property
Link each sensor to the property it monitors, so its readings live alongside the survey history, cases and reports for that address. Everything about a property stays in one place.
Trend conditions over time
Temperature and humidity are charted on the property page, so you can see whether a home is drying out after remediation or drifting back towards the conditions where condensation and mould form.
Get alerts before it is a hazard
When readings cross the thresholds that signal a developing damp or mould risk, SurveyMate raises an alert. For social housing that is the difference between intervening early and reacting to a formal complaint under Awaab's Law.
Damp monitoring FAQs
What do damp monitoring sensors measure?
They track temperature and relative humidity in a property over time. Combined with dew-point analysis, that shows when conditions are moving towards the sustained high humidity where condensation and mould take hold.
How do the alerts work?
Assign a sensor to a property and SurveyMate trends its readings on the property page. When conditions cross the thresholds that indicate a developing damp or mould risk, it raises an alert so you can act early rather than waiting for a complaint.
Why does monitoring matter for Awaab's Law?
Awaab's Law rewards landlords who are proactive. Continuous monitoring provides an evidence trail of conditions between visits and lets housing teams intervene before a hazard becomes a breach.