Dry rot is one of the most common problems when it comes to property care in the UK, and it will come as no surprise that we deal with all manner of different cases of dry rot throughout the year, in all different kinds of properties and premises. This of course includes listed buildings. If […]
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Dry rot is a nasty problem, something no one wants to discover in their property and definitely not something you want to let spread through your home unchecked. One of the questions plenty of people have about dry rot is what exactly can it do to your property, and what surfaces it can infest if
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The bathroom is a space where many will encounter problems like damp, black mould, and dry rot, because it’s a space where plenty of moisture is often created. The issue is that people often don’t understand the issue at hand in their bathroom, and either replace their rotten timber before they should do, without having
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Finding damp anywhere in your property is an unpleasant experience, but sometimes there are areas where damp is just that little bit more annoying and noticeable. Skirting boards are incredibly visible, and are often something desirable – especially to people looking at a property to buy and rent. With them being such a visible component,
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Due to our often wet and rainy weather conditions wet rot is an extremely common problem in timber of all kinds in properties throughout the UK. That means that there are plenty of people wondering how exactly do we treat a wet rot problem, and asking will wet rot just dry out if left alone?
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Dry rot is a nasty problem that can crop up in anybody’s home if the conditions are right, but the horrible fact is that some people are going to encounter it more than others. These people are totally justified in wanting to know why their properties might be developing dry rot more often than others,
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Flooding is without a doubt a problem on the increase in Great Britain. What used to be an infrequent occurrence now appears to be happening with alarming frequency. Periods of heavy prolonged rainfall combined with the ground not absorbing the rain water are only adding to the problem. Flooding to properties can happen though in
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Always be aware that with a mix of rain and high temperatures throughout this coming summer, it will provide the right conditions for wet rot and dry rot to flourish. Undetected, undisturbed, and unnoticed, the notorious dry rot is continuing to creep into our nation’s homes! With over fifty years of experience within the property
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Built in the late 17th century, this timber frame church was built to serve the growing population of Lancashire. Once a physical representation of the thriving industry and prosperity of the area, the church had recently fallen on to hard times and fell into disrepair. With the recent storms sweeping across the North of England,
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Almost everyone’s heard of dry rot. It is a name that strikes fear in to homeowners! And rightly so. Its fearsome reputation for destroying timbers in property is legendary but, how much do you actually know about dry rot? What is it actually? What can it cause? Should you be worried? Here we will outline
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