A common issue in construction detailing regarding draught proofing and modern day living arrangements gives rise to condensation. Condensation typically grows in the form of dark staining on ceilings and walls or mildew on cloths and can make a prevalent nasty smell of damp… Read More…

Damp Rising ground dampness is the term used where the lower regions of old walls are affected by dampness from the ground. In a contemporary building, a sealed damp-proof skin is placed in block work at a low level, which works as a barricade against moving ground dampness… Read More…

All houses both new and old can experience dry rot. It is vital that expert guidance is gotten where distrustful growths are found, eg: rotting of skirting boards, window frames, window linings, and worse still, appearance of mushrooms or fungal growths… Read More…

Pipe leaks occur and buildings do get flooded inside. The property Insurer will reimburse for losses experienced, it is vital that all features of water damage on your premises are recognised, detailed and costed before confirming insurance talks, and also prior to formalising restoration contracts with your Building Contractor… Read More…

If you want to update, modernise and/or refurbish an older premises, it is important that all conceivable flaws are entirely acknowledged before confirming a opportunity of works and contact with your builder… Read More…