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Winter & Moisture in Homes: What Really Happens and How to Prevent It

  • HADJILOUCAS CONSTRUCTIONS
  • 5 days ago
  • 2 min read
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As we gradually enter the winter season, the first rains and lower temperatures begin to affect our daily lives and our homes. Even though rainfall in recent years has become less frequent, moisture remains one of the most common issues in Cypriot residences.


Walls cool down, warm indoor air condenses, and as a result, moisture stains, mold, blistering paint, and unpleasant odors begin to appear.


The important thing to remember is that these problems are not inevitable. They can be prevented with proper construction and the use of high-quality materials.


At the core of the issue lies condensation. When warm, humid air comes into contact with a cold wall, it turns into water droplets. This leads to the familiar signs of moisture and, over time, can cause more serious damage.


Factors that worsen the problem include insufficient or incorrect thermal insulation, thermal bridges at corners, beams, and columns, poor-quality renders, and inadequate waterproofing on roofs or foundations.


At Hadjiloucas Constructions, our philosophy is clear:

A home must be warm, dry, and safe in every season.

That’s why we invest in:


1. Premium-Quality Materials

  • Certified thermal insulation systems (XPS, EPS, stone wool, depending on project needs)

  • Advanced waterproofing systems

  • High-resistance moisture-proof renders

  • Specialized systems designed to eliminate thermal bridges


2. Proper Design & Installation of Thermal Insulation

Thermal insulation is not merely a material — it is a process requiring expertise and precision.We pay special attention to areas that are most prone to moisture, such as:

  • Balconies

  • Wall corners

  • Beams & columns

  • Basements & perimeter retaining walls

With correct installation, cold spots and thermal bridges are completely avoided.


3. Comprehensive Waterproofing

We apply specialized waterproofing systems for:

  • Roofs

  • Foundations

  • External walls

  • Perimeter retaining structures

This ensures that water cannot penetrate the building envelope.


The Result? Homes That Stand the Test of Time and Weather

With the modern construction methods and advanced materials we use, our residences maintain a stable and comfortable indoor temperature, have minimal energy losses, and are protected from moisture, mold, and discoloration. They offer greater durability and a longer lifespan, while at the same time providing homeowners with reduced heating costs, healthier indoor air quality, and complete comfort in every area of the home.

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