Wet Rot Treatment

Increased rainfall intensity and prolonged wetting periods can contribute towards elevated moisture conditions within timber structures, particularly where defects remain unresolved or drying conditions are poor.

Eco Tiffin investigates both the timber condition and wider building environment before recommendations are made.

Key Benefits

  • Identification of moisture sources
  • Evidence-led recommendations
  • Protection of structural timber
  • Reduced risk of recurring defects
  • Long-term building performance improvements

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What’s Included

  • Timber inspection
  • Moisture measurement
  • Identification of decay
  • Investigation of moisture sources
  • Assessment of ventilation conditions
  • Repair recommendations
  • Post-treatment inspection
  • Monitoring guidance
  • Preventative advice
Mould and damp staining on an internal wall and ceiling corner near a window

Our Approach

We inspect timber condition alongside ventilation, moisture readings and surrounding defects to determine why moisture levels remain elevated. Recommendations focus on addressing moisture conditions as well as any required repairs.

What It Does

Identifies causes of timber deterioration and supports long-term repair strategies.

When You Should Consider It

  • Soft or weakened timber
  • Visible signs of decay
  • Persistent leaks
  • Damp roof or floor timbers
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Diagnose

Confirm the presence and extent of wet rot by assessing moisture sources, timber condition, and levels of decay within affected structural and non-structural elements.

Plan

Address the moisture ingress causing the decay and determine whether timber can be retained, repaired, or requires replacement.

Improve

Eliminate active wet rot, restore affected timbers, and reduce future risk through improved moisture control and ventilation.

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