Damp Déjà Vu: When Proofing Merely Displaces Damp
Creeping damp was none other than condensation, mainly from insufficient kitchen ventilation.
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Creeping damp was none other than condensation, mainly from insufficient kitchen ventilation.
Damp Déjà Vu: When Proofing Merely Displaces Damp Read More »
Mould growing on an internalised outside toilet.
Apologies for the Blunder: My Plan for a Dry Home Read More »
Isolated damp circles at the base of a wall.
All Insulation, No Ventilation: The Condensation Catastrophe Read More »
Yet another damp-proofer, with a vested interest, stated that dampness at the base of the wall was caused by rising damp.
Vendor lost sale following damp proofer survey Read More »
Brown staining on external wall with corresponding cracks in the external coating. The metal pipe was embedded into the wall.
Buried in Render: The Pipe That Hid in the Wall Read More »
Exposed sub-floor reveals blocked air vents.
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Damp patches on a first floor spare bedroom wall and ceiling. What could be the cause?
Vapour in the Night: A Case Most Curious Read More »
The effects of inconsistent rendering when rainwater overflows gutters.
Mould, Moisture, Mayhem: The Vapour Strikes Back Read More »
A RICS HomeBuyers Surveyor reported rising damp. Wrong. The issue was in fact a defective drain. High sub-floor relative humidity can cause rising damp like symptoms.
Home buyer surveyor claims rising damp without evidence Read More »
Damp despite proofing treatment against rising damp, mains water leak missed.
Mains water leak treated as if it were rising damp Read More »