Our Experts

Hudson Lambert is the second-generation owner and Managing Director of Safeguard Europe Ltd, where he leads the company’s work in protecting homes and buildings from the effects of damp, mould and moisture-related damage. With extensive experience in the property care sector, he is a trusted commentator on why damp and mould develop, the risks they pose to both health and buildings, and the practical steps needed to prevent problems from becoming serious.

Hudson is the current Chairman of the Property Care Association, reinforcing his standing as an authoritative voice on property condition, building health and best practice in damp and mould management.

Damian Wallis has spent 24 years at Safeguard Europe, building extensive technical expertise in protecting homes from damp and mould and addressing the health risks they can create. He is Chair of the Property Care Association (PCA) Preservation Sector Committee, a PCA Qualified Technician (PCAQT) and a Certified Surveyor in Structural Waterproofing (CSSW).

As Head of Technical, Damian works closely with Safeguard’s product development team to better understand the challenges faced by tenants, landlords, homeowners and professional contractors, and sharing knowledge on innovations that improve both damp and mould prevention and remediation.

Simon Trenerry has broad experience across the building supplies sector, having worked for leading builder's merchants for over 35 years.

Simon is a Certified Specialist in Dwelling Ventilation (CSDV) and since joining Safeguard in 2022, he has built a strong reputation among building and renovation contractors for his expertise in diagnosing damp and mould issues and advising both professionals and homeowners on effective solutions to create safer, healthier homes.

Jonathan has been with Safeguard for 15 years, having previously earned his doctorate in chemistry at The University of York, followed by a short stint in the biotech industry

As a research scientist, Jonathan understands the technical approaches used to address damp and mould in homes. Recent legislation has placed greater responsibility on landlords to provide safe, healthy living conditions, increasing interest in practical responses to these issues. He can comment on the science behind identifying, preventing and treating damp and mould.

Having built her career in the construction industry over many years, Naomi can also offer insight into how the sector has evolved, including changing opportunities for women and the importance of attracting a more diverse workforce. She can also comment on skills shortages, training challenges and the role of innovative products in making construction work more accessible while helping to address workforce pressures.