We are delighted to be able to report that the working groups attached to the UKCMB are now beginning to start work again. The slow start of this organisation and its associated projects was in part the result the tragic loss of our friend and colleague Neil May late last Read the full article…
In your weekly PCA update this week: Homes Act 2018 – Is Dampness Back in the Spotlight? Glyphosate ‘on trial’ in the US Call for Papers – Be a part of the Conversation Regional Meetings – Thanks to all who Attended! **Members Only** PCA attends RICS Leaders Forum Environment Agency Read the full article…
[March 2018] Ventilation contractor membership applications are now being accepted for a new trade body group, set up to improve ventilation and air quality in UK homes. The Property Care Association (PCA) has created the Residential Ventilation Group (RVG) to provide an increased focus on addressing the issue of excess Read the full article…
[January 2018] The Property Care Association has appointed a building research academic to undertake pioneering research into air quality in UK homes. Dr Paula Lopez-Arce joins the Property Care Association (PCA) as part of an ongoing Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between the trade body and the University College London Institute Read the full article…
[January 2018] A training programme developed by a national trade body gives specifiers and contractors the insight to tackle the raising number of reported cases of mould growth and condensation in UK homes. The Property Care Association’s (PCA) Residential Ventilation Masterclass gives a broad-based overview of the key issues in Read the full article…
National trade body the Property Care Association is calling for research and academic papers to present at an international event focused on a major issue currently affecting UK properties – excess moisture in buildings. The PCA’s 2018 International Residential Ventilation & Preservation of Buildings Conference takes place on the 14th Read the full article…
[October 2017] As darker evenings loom and temperatures drop, homes across the UK are gearing up for condensation season, one of the most common property issues to emerge at this time of year. Condensation on windows is especially noticeable in the Autumn – so much so that it is often Read the full article…
