How much does damp proofing cost?
Damp proofing can cost much less than you might think. We pride ourselves on our honest approach. We’ll never suggest work that’s not needed. To find out how much damp proofing costs, check out our blog.
How to Treat Wet Rot Effectively
Timber decay can be a homeowner’s nightmare, causing both structural damage and visual discolouration in wooden features within your property. Given the right conditions, it can affect any property, but we’ve encountered many examples in the historic properties we support across Kent. One of the most common forms of wood rot is wet rot, which…
What Does a Damp Survey Cost?
Damp Survey Cost If you’ve spotted signs of damp in your home, such as peeling paint, black mould, or that unmistakable musty smell, you’re not alone. Damp is more than just a cosmetic issue; it can affect your health and cause lasting damage to your home. The good news? Catching it early makes all the…
Damp on walls in Oast House
Home → Case Studies → Damp on walls in Oast House Issue: Damp on walls in newly purchased Oast house in Lamberhurst, TN3. Survey Type Booked – Damp – Snapshot Survey £95+VAT We inspected a recently completed oast house refurbishment in the beautiful Kentish village of Lamberhurst, just outside Tunbridge Wells. The new owners of…
Damp Treatment in Tunbridge Wells
Home → Case Studies → Damp Treatment in Tunbridge Wells Issue: Damp treatment in Tunbridge Wells required Survey Type Booked – Damp – Snapshot with homeowner present. A homeowner asked us to investigate long-term dampness issues with external walls in the sitting room, dining room, and kitchen. We were also asked to investigate a small…
Damp Proofing a Cellar in a Public House in Medway
Home → Case Studies → Damp Proofing a Cellar in a Public House in Medway Issue: Damp Proofing a Cellar in a Public House in Medway Survey Type Booked – Cellar Waterproofing Specification – for a regular commercial main contractor client We were asked to attend the site on behalf of a large redevelopment contractor…