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Damp Proof Membrane: What It Is and How It Works
Houses of all ages contain moisture. It’s present in the materials used in home construction and the air within and around a building, which could

What Is Damp Proof Injection and How Does It Work?
We know how alarming it can be to notice signs of damp in your home. After all, if left untreated, it has a bad reputation

What Is Damp-Proofing and Why Would You Need It?
If you’ve been having moisture problems in your building, you might have had a few recommendations about damp-proofing your place. But what is damp proofing

What Is a Damp-Proof Survey and Why Would You Need One?
Do you suspect that your house has a dampness issue? If so, it’s time for a damp-proof survey! A damp-proof survey will save you the

What Is a Damp-Proof Course?
If you’ve been seeing signs of rot and mildew in your home, then you’re probably due for a damp-proof course. But what in the world

How Much Does Damp Proofing Cost?
Dampness can leave unsightly spots on your walls, affect your building’s structure, and leave a musty smell behind; that’s why damp proofing is a necessary
Damp Proofing: How To Treat Rising Damp
What Is Rising Damp? Damp is caused when moisture leaks into the structure of a building. This can be caused by weakened exterior walls that
What is Tanking?
What is Tanking a wall? Tanking is a generic term used to describe various mediums which are used to deal with water entering a below-ground
Identifying Beetle Species
Common Furniture Beetle Attacks softwood (conifer) and the sapwood of European hardwoods. Rarely causes structural weakening although tunnelling along the grain of the wood can
Drying Times & Guide For Treatment Of Rising Damp
1. Remove existing skirting boards and set aside for re-use where sound. Skirting’s may be unavoidably damaged in the process of removal and where this
dry rot and its control
The dry rot fungus, Serpula lacrymans, is often regarded as the ‘cancer’ of a building. Many myths have built up concerning what this fungal decay
Top 11 Basement Conversion Ideas
Top 11 Basement Conversion Ideas Basement conversions are quickly becoming a more convenient and economical alternative to moving house or having an extension. At a