Hounslow has a mixed stock: 1930s semis in Isleworth, Whitton and Hanworth, post-war ex-LA estates in Brentford and Feltham, Victorian terraces in Chiswick (still part of the borough) and modern flat developments along the river and around Brentford town centre.
Brentford's post-war ex-LA estates and the riverside 1970s blocks show cold concrete-frame condensation patterns — bedroom ceilings, behind wardrobes, around cold party walls. The interwar semis across Whitton, Isleworth and Hanworth produce the standard condensation pattern around chimney breasts. Chiswick's Victorian terraces show period-property damp patterns — bay windows, chimney breasts, ground-floor solid floors without DPC.
London Borough of Hounslow, L&Q and Notting Hill Genesis operate substantial local stock, including significant social housing in Brentford and Feltham. The borough's proximity to Heathrow has driven HMO conversion across Hounslow West and Feltham, increasing local mould-investigation demand.
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