Damp proofing, wet rot, woodworm and property refurbishment services in Dorset and Hampshire
For most homeowners, finding out your property has damp usually occurs when it's been left untreated for a while and needs a damp repair solution. Damp problems are usually most apparent during the winter months, but you can look for warning signs at any time of the year.
For most homeowners, finding out your property has damp is usually when it's been left untreated for a while. Many people don’t know the early signs of damp and how to prevent it, and when damp is extreme and spreading throughout your home it can be difficult to contain. Our team receive regular enquiries about what to look out for with rising damp, but what about penetrating damp?
Get ahead of damp with these helpful tips for preventing first-time or repeat incidences of damp problems in your home. Damp problems can affect any property for a variety of reasons that are sometimes beyond our control. However, there are steps you can take towards reducing the chances of damp affecting you.
When it comes to protecting your home from the damaging effects of damp, air bricks play a vital role. Yet, homeowners and landlords alike are often left wondering: can air bricks cause damp? It's a fair question, especially if you’ve spotted signs of moisture near a wall where an air brick is installed.
Damp can affect homes of any age and, if left untreated, cause costly damage. In this guide, we'll explain the most common causes of damp - how to spot them, how serious they are, and what you can do to fix them.
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