How to treat penetrating damp: causes, cures and common mistakes
Penetrating damp is a common but often misunderstood issue in homes and buildings across the UK. Unlike rising damp, which moves upwards through masonry from ground moisture, penetrating damp occurs when water travels horizontally through walls, roofs or other...How to treat rising damp: what works and what doesn’t
Rising damp is one of the more persistent and misunderstood forms of dampness in buildings. It affects walls at ground level when moisture from the soil is drawn up through brickwork and masonry by capillary action. Left untreated, it can damage plaster, timber, and...Understanding the importance of professional damp surveys
Damp in your home is more than just an eyesore – it can be a sign of deeper structural issues and a source of serious health concerns. If you suspect moisture problems in your property, commissioning a professional damp survey is one of the most effective steps you...How to prevent dampness in your home: simple steps to protect your property
Dampness is one of the most common and troublesome issues homeowners face, but the good news is that many types of damp can be prevented with the right approach. Tackling damp before it takes hold is far easier and less costly than dealing with repairs after the...How dampness affects your property and why it’s important to fix it early
Dampness in the home can sometimes seem like a minor nuisance – a patch here, some peeling wallpaper there – but in reality, it poses a significant threat to your property’s structure, appearance, and even your family’s health. Left untreated, damp can lead to serious...
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