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• Common Signs and Symptoms of Rising Damp in Walls
  Rising damp, though some people think it is a myth, is a common problem in households across the country. It has many warning signs and tell-tale symptoms, so in theory, it should be fairly easy to - read more…
• Common Signs and Symptoms of Penetrating Damp in Buildings
  When you think of a building – whether it’s a cosy home or a towering skyscraper – you imagine strength and resilience. However, despite the sturdiness of its structure, every building has its - read more…
• Diagnosing and Treating Penetrating Damp in Historic Buildings
  Penetrating damp refers to moisture that penetrates a building through the roof, walls and below the ground. It is a serious concern in historic buildings because it can destroy their fabric, - read more…
• Waterproofing Strategies for Basement Extensions in London
  Do you want more space in your home? If you have a basement, you can convert it into liveable or usable space to add more space to your home. There are varying levels of conversions, from simple to - read more…
• Rising damp specialists in Battersea and Wandsworth
  Damp issues in a property are something that every homeowner wants to avoid. Damp is caused by moisture that penetrates the walls and can lead to wet patches that over time can develop into more - read more…
• Rising damp specialists in Chelsea and Fulham
  The mere thought of having damp in the home can be enough to send shivers down your spine as a homeowner, especially if you suspect that you might be dealing with rising damp. Rising damp can be one - read more…
• How to Remove Damp Smells from your House
  Tips for removing damp smells A house with rising damp can be unpleasant to live in as well as cause sickness. Several things can cause a damp smell in the house but mostly mildews are the main - read more…
• Rising Damp Treatment
  Rising Damp Treatment Advice Every building is prone to damp, but it’s the older buildings, places that have stood for a long time, perhaps centuries, which are more prone to this problem. This - read more…