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Damp Proofing Older Houses and Period Properties
26 May 2020
Having dampness in a period property is a common problem found by homeowners of these types of properties. Older housing was designed and built a...
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WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS – Coronavirus Update
12 May 2020
The UK Government has made it clear that it wants us to return to work. We are open for business for our full range of...
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How To Get Rid Of Damp And Mould?
14 April 2020
One of the most common questions asked by customers is “how do I get rid of damp and mould?” If you find damp or mould...
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University of Manchester listed buildings
28 February 2020
The University of Manchester’s listed buildings are rich in history, with the first buildings on their Oxford Road site dating back to the 1870s. The...
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Materials used for waterproofing
27 January 2020
The definition of “waterproofing in buildings” is the use of materials applied to surfaces such as foundations, roofs, walls and other structural members of the...
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Flood Advice: What to look out for
31 October 2019
As you know, the United Kingdom will be troubled by heavy rainfall and, as a result, flooding. Severe water damage cannot only harm the structural...
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What is combination waterproofing?
7 August 2019
At Timberwise we have 50 years of experience in providing interior and external waterproofing solutions throughout the UK. We design and implement waterproofing systems in...
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The role of a Waterproofing Design Specialist
31 July 2019
When designing a waterproofing system for a basement there is one key document that needs to be adhered to – BS 8102 – The code...
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Wet rot treatment to a staircase
16 July 2019
Our surveyors and technicians come across many different problems caused by fungal decay attacks. Here we have a case where an outbreak of fungal decay,...
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How to dry out a room after a leak
10 July 2019
Flooding is without a doubt a problem on the increase in the UK. What used to be an infrequent occurrence now appears to be happening...
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