See damp coming — and prove you acted in time.
Airebo monitors temperature, humidity, CO₂ and moisture across monitored areas, identifying the conditions that lead to damp, mould and ventilation problems before visible damage or a resident complaint. Every alert, investigation and action is time-stamped, creating a clear evidence trail from first warning through to resolution.
Three problems Airebo tackles
Flagged before it becomes visible
Damp and mould develop long before they are reported. Trend monitoring identifies rising risk while intervention may still prevent damage and protect residents.
A time-stamped response trail
Awaab's Law places fixed timeframes around investigating and addressing serious damp and mould hazards. Airebo records when the warning appeared, who responded, what action was taken and when the issue was resolved.
Warning signs detected early
CO₂, humidity and temperature patterns can reveal ineffective or failed ventilation before mould becomes visible — giving teams the evidence to investigate and intervene sooner.
What it does for each of them
Social housing operations
- Damp-and-mould duties met with early warning, not crisis response
- Response deadlines tracked with the evidence attached
- “Reported it… nothing happened” replaced by a visible trail
Landlord / portfolio owner
- Claims and tribunal exposure reduced by a sealed response record
- Building-fabric problems caught before they're remediation projects
- Portfolio-wide conditions visible from one place
Property manager / managing agent
- Complaints triaged with data, not visits
- Ventilation and heating faults surfaced early
- Evidence attached automatically to every response
School / MAT estates lead
- Classroom and communal air quality evidenced
- Condensation-prone blocks watched through winter
- Data for maintenance bids, not anecdotes
Coverage: communal areas & agreed monitored spaces · supports damp-and-mould hazard-response duties