Damp proofing stops moisture from seeping in, while waterproofing provides a full barrier against both water vapor and liquid water.

Look for tide marks, peeling paint, salt deposits, and a musty smell up to about 1 meter above the floor.

Damp can be caused by condensation, rising damp from groundwater, external leaks, or plumbing issues.

Rising damp is treated by injecting a chemical damp proof course and possibly replastering the affected walls.

Our full written damp proof survey report costs £225. This includes a comprehensive assessment of the damp issues in your property and recommended treatments.

Condensation forms when warm, moist air hits cool surfaces, often from cooking, showering, or drying clothes indoors.

Spraying cork on your property provides excellent insulation, reduces condensation, and improves energy efficiency. It also acts as a breathable, waterproof barrier, helping to protect against damp while maintaining a comfortable indoor climate.

No, but it may be disruptive, and you’ll need to clear space around the work area

Remove severely affected wood, treat sound timber with fungicide, and improve ventilation to reduce moisture and prevent further decay.

Holes are drilled into the wall base and injected with a chemical to create a moisture barrier. Drying takes time.