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Rot & What NOT To Do…

DON’T PANIC – The most common type of rot found in older buildings is common wet rot (Coniophora Puteana). This type of rot does NOT require chemical treatment. DON’T get a FREE survey from a…

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The Hidden Truth About Dry Rot

The Hidden Truth About Dry Rot Did You Know: The earliest mention of dry rot was in fact in the Book of Leviticus in the Bible. Chapter 14 verses 33 – 57 appear to confirm…

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5 things you must know about dry rot

5 Things You Must Know About Dry Rot Dry Rot – two words that strike fear into the heart of any homeowner! Unfortunately, a handful of dishonest contractors exploit the public’s ignorance on this subject…

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How to tell if your timber has rot (and how to treat it)

Don’t neglect your timber. If you suspect you have a rot problem, you need to get to the bottom of it before things get worse – and actually, the solution may be more straightforward than…

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The Difference Between Wet & Dry Rot

Wet and dry rot are two common different types of fungal decay and can wreak havoc in a property if left unchecked. With this in mind, familiarising yourself with their similarities and differences is a…

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At What Point Will Timber Begin to Decay?

When it comes to timber, the number one enemy is damp as moisture will penetrate and accelerate the decaying process without you even realising it is happening. It doesn’t take much, with moisture contents as…

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What is Timber Rot and Why is it in My Property?

When you are in a property affected by damp, you’ll soon notice that the air has a dank, musty smell that’s more noticeable the closer you get to the affected area. You may also notice…

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We specialise in:

  • Damp Proofing
  • Woodworm
  • Damp Surveys
  • Wet and Dry Rot
  • Basement Waterproofing
  • Commercial Damp Proofing
  • Rising Damp
  • Concrete Repairs and Treatment
  • Structural Waterproofing (including basement conversions)

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