Damp Proofing jobs in UK

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Two areas of damp driven by water seepage, source currently unidentified, have arisen on kitchen wall and bedroom above. We need to discover source of damp remove and make good walls in two rooms

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Damp proofing work required to remedy rising damp problem throughout flat. Need to address condensation problem in bathroom and kitchen. Have had independent specialist damp survey carried out and have a clear job spec which I could e mail.

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Damp evident in hall/understairs/kitchen/dining room/living roon. Wet patched visible. All floor level.
This is a 3 bedroomed semi-detached house. Damp evident some 12 months ago.

I am the owner of the house.

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Had a damp problem in the 'coach' part of a 1800's coach house. I have removed affected plaster and render back to bare stone and injected a damp proof course (dryzone). The area itself is uninhabited but used for storage.

Now require walls re-rendering with appropriate damp proofing additives (eg: renderguard gold) and appropriate membrane/slurry from floor to DPC.

Two adjacent walls required the work . Total area: 11 metres length, 1.5 metres high, 30mm deep.

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Own a victorian semi and suffering from what I think is damp in two rooms.

In the dining room (has suspended floor over void) there is a line of 'damp' at dado height along one internal wall (this wall is above a small cellar) and also at a similar height on opposite external wall; also in the front room (solid parque floor) issues from damp / possible condensation in the bay window - wall paper damp / peeling.

The house does have a damp course (surveyed when purchased 3 years ago) but question how well this is working!

Looking for honest opinion on what the issues are and cost of addressing them.

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I have a 3 storey stone end terrace propert in Bradford. The upper floors are geting damp in and there is a condensation with mould appearing in the bedrooms. I have had he gutters replaced and need someone to look at why this problem persists and correct it. This house also has a bathroom and I would like that refurbing as well with a new shower bath, basin and WC. I would appreciate someone getting in touch quickly. Thank you.

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Eradication of dampness = Damp proof course and removal of ground
The external ground level be reduced to 150mm below the
level of the damp proof course, as I found high readings of dampness to the
internal surfaces of the rear wall and internal wall. (rear of building).

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One small wall, 1.5 m length. Damp proof course needs to be injected and contaminated plaster requires hacking off, then re-plastered. There is a door with a new wooden step (same wall) and not sure what needs to be done with that bit + two little corners in the other room that also needs same as the 1.5 m wall. See photos of the wall and both corners.
It looks like there is a rising damp issue, when skirting board was off I could see that someone had a go damp proofing it, but either it wasnt done properly or it wasnt repleastered. I read that it should be done either with sand/cement with water-proofer/salt inhibitor in it or pre-mixed plaster such as Thistle Dri-Coat or Tarmac Limelite.
Would like it done ASAP.

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I have a damp patch at the front of my small terrace house and I think it needs a damp proof course.

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Hi, I've noticed that the hallway wall in my house has damp. So I need a quote to get the problem fixed.

I would also like a quote on two other similar problems. One is wet walls & mould upstairs. And the other is a discoloured patch on a wall in another room.

Thanks
Abid.

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3 rooms
under window lounge
under door backdoor
upstairs bedroom

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Outer walls of dining room and kitchen show damp & mould. Upstairs bathroom shows mould on all walls and ceiling. Have had injected damp course put in which has failed and also damp proofing painted on walls prior to plastering, also failed.

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This is a Victorian property. Several smaller existing rooms were merged to make a larger kitchen in 1983, and a damp course was installed. The ground level on one side of the kitchen is above floor level. By 2008, the lower part of some of the walls and pillars showed some peeling and swelling. A 'French drain' was dug outside, a new damp course installed, and some of the plaster, thought to be the problem, was replaced. Further remedial work was done in 2010, but there are now hairline cracks in some of the plasterwork and some of the skirting board, added in 2008 is being pushed away from the walls. I have not been able to make contact with the company who did the work in 2008/2010, and would welcome further advice.

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We have a problem with damp in a down stairs loo, I could be condensation or rising i am not sure. looking for an expert opinion to ascertain the cause, advise and fix.

3 bed semi with a downstairs loo at front of house.

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hi been let down by two companies now its a terraced house internal wall and it has no damp course signs of rising damp so plaster needs hacking off etc damp course installed the re plastering its about a 5m wall