HHSRS software for damp & mould
SurveyMate builds Housing Health and Safety Rating System hazard context into every damp and mould survey, so your findings carry the evidence, likelihood and severity that make a report defensible.
Hazard context on every finding
As you classify a damp or mould defect, SurveyMate captures the HHSRS context behind it, so the report shows not just what was found but how serious it is and why. That is the difference between an observation and a defensible assessment.
Built for the people who read the report
Local authorities, the Housing Ombudsman and tribunals all work in the language of HHSRS. Reports that present the hazard assessment clearly are taken seriously and stand up under challenge. Learn more in our guide to HHSRS damp and mould hazards.
Joined up with Awaab's Law
For social housing, HHSRS severity and Awaab's Law deadlines sit in the same case, so the assessment and the statutory clock are never out of step.
HHSRS software FAQs
What is HHSRS?
The Housing Health and Safety Rating System is the risk-based framework used to assess hazards in residential property in England and Wales. Damp and mould growth is one of its hazard categories, and a serious case can score as a Category 1 hazard that a local authority has a duty to act on.
How does SurveyMate support HHSRS assessment?
SurveyMate carries HHSRS hazard context through the damp and mould survey, so each finding records the evidence, likelihood and severity behind it. The report presents that assessment clearly, which is what a local authority, ombudsman or tribunal expects to see.
Does it link HHSRS to Awaab's Law?
Yes. Awaab's Law and HHSRS work together for social housing: HHSRS frames the severity of a damp and mould hazard, and the Awaab's Law module tracks the statutory deadlines for acting on it. Both live in the same case.