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Rising Damp Problem ? Trust the experts for an accurate diagnosis

July 6, 2009

Condensation is by far the most common cause of dampness in buildings, probably accounting for most of the dampness problems reported. Condensation can affect both old and new properties but would appear to be a significant problem where the building has undergone some form of modernisation – for example the fitting of double glazing.

At Timberwise we are finding more and more misdiagnosis of dampness with  problems being attributed to rising damp rather than to condensation. Of course, after such misdiagnosis , the installation of a damp-proof course and replastering has no effect and the problems the householder is experiencing remain. Therefore, it is essential that dampness problems are correctly diagnosed in the first instance. Incorrect diagnosis can therefore prove to be an inconvenient and costly mistake. 

Timberwise surveyors have a wealth of experience

 

At Timberwise you can be confident that your property is in the hands of the property care experts.

Calling on over 40 years of experience you can place your trust in our team of  surveyors. Our surveyors are experts in their field and can advise on rising damp and condensation issues along with other aspects of property care.

Time and time again Timberwise are recommended as a result of our hard earned reputation for providing good solid advice and cost effective solutions to property care issues. Timberwise are also members of the Property Care Association giving you even greater peace of mind that your property is in the hands of the professionals.

Don’t just take our word for it though! Each and every client of Timberwise has the opportunity to express their views on the service they recieve. To read some of the feedback from our clients visit our Client Care page.

To arrange for a survey from Timberwise call 0800 288 8660 or click here to arrange a survey on-line.

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