Damp proofing, wet rot, woodworm and property refurbishment services in Dorset and Hampshire
Your damp proof course is your home’s number one defence against rising damp, so it’s important to be aware of signs that it may be faulty.
Your damp proof course is an essential aspect of damp proofing and is what keeps your home free from damp problems, specifically rising damp.
If your home does not have a damp proof course installed at all or has a damp proof course that is in need of repair, then you make your home vulnerable to rising damp and the problems and damage that comes with it.
The appearance of rising damp in your home is an obvious sign that your damp proof course is in need of repair or replacement and becomes visible in a number of ways:
Rising damp is a clear sign that you need a professional damp proof course repair service, as otherwise your damp problem will only continue to get worse over time.
Undertaking any repair or refurbishment work on your internal wall before repairing your damp proof course is a waste of your time and money, as rising damp will resurface again in future.
If you are unsure if your damp proof course requires repair or if your home even has one in the first place, our damp experts can help! We are on hand to solve all your problems with damp across Dorset and Hampshire. Get in touch today on 01202 737739.
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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