Carl Lewis

When a property has suffered with damp, there are usually additional repairs that need carrying out inside your home. This is because damp can cause serious damage to internal decorations. One area that often suffers is the internal plaster of a property. Standard plaster is quite porous, and water easily soaks in. This often includes

Major damp issues in a property can cause serious cosmetic issues internally. This can involve unsightly damage to decoration and internal plaster. Because of this, it is likely you will need to do remedial work after the damp proofing is complete. This will often include some, or all of the following: Replastering Redecorating Adding new

Damp can be a complex issue. There are many different reasons it can occur in your property and this means there is no single way to fix it. Different damp problems will require different damp solutions. In this article, we will be looking at how long damp proofing takes. We will cover 7 different damp

There are many ways that damp can form in a property. This could be internal moisture from things like condensation or leaking pipes. It can also penetrate in from outside through building defects. This includes rising damp, which draws water directly from the ground beneath your property. The type of damp you are suffering with