Damp Proofing jobs in Gateshead, Tyne And Wear

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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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I have a former downstairs toilet that requires damproofing and re plastering, I also need two upstairs windows (glass only) replacing.

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Home Buyers report suggested damp in front porch and back stairwell - There is an under stairs cupboard which looks pretty damp on the outside which looks to be the cause of the stairwell issue at the back. Not sure of the issue at the front.

Estimates required ASAP to progress sale on property

Many Thanks

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Kitchen and conservatory walls showing possible signs of damp.

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In one bedroom, 2 walls have water marks in the shape of breeze blocks.the other bedroom a damp patch is on an outside wall, and there is condensation/mould on the wall next to the garage, and skirting on the kitchen wall needs to be looked at.This is a Semi-Detached Bungalow built in 1965.The damp has appeared only recently, the condensation/mould has always been there.The damp in 1 bedroom is at floor level,the 2nd bedroom is on 2 full walls. We own the property.

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I am in fhe process of buying a house, I am concerned that a damp proof course has not been put into the property

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Current damp course needs replacing, evidence of damp in the house on ground floor. Paper peeling and walls feel wet. Terraced house, 2 external walls

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I have a major damp issue in two rooms within my bungalow. It consists of damp patches and mould.

The bedroom has a huge problem around the bay window with black mould but it it extensive.
The front room has damp patches and mould on the exterior walls.

In addition, the bathroom has a condensatin problem.

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I have recently had a survey done on my house as we have had several issues with condesation and damp. The surveyor made several small recommendations, but the main thing being that the staining to either side of the kitchen/conservatory door appears to be due to bridging of the damp proof course during the alteration works when our conservatory has been added. They have advised that the installation of a chemical remedial DPC to either side of the doorway to the guidelines of BS6576:2005 and specialist salt retarding re-plastering works will be required.

I have cut and pasted this from the survey, as they have detailed exactly what I need:

Drill and inject all affected walls to either side of the opening into the conservatory, on the closest mortar bed joint above the floor with a chemical remedial DPC to the guidelines of BS6576:2005. Using a low pressure applied injection cream, re-plaster the walls using “Thistle Dry Coat” salt retarding plaster, finish using “Thistle Multi-finish” plaster. Other brands are available, but salt retarding plaster must be used on the base coat, the plaster should not bridge the new injected DPC.

the area istseld is small, only about equivalent to maybe 1.5m square. I was hoping to get an idea of how much this job would cost.

Thank you

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House survey revealed rising damp in porch and hallway, which needs sorting out. Painted over, so I cannot see the extent or exact location of the problem.

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Damp noted to side wall (covering bedroom/kitchen) of ground floor flat. Wallpaper peeling off from the bottom. Only noticed in bedroom when furniture moved.

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K11 tanking system has been applied previously

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Outside wall of bedroom extremely wet

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The front bay window of my tyneside flat in Heaton has a rather bad damp problem at the moment. There is an existing injected damp proof course that was put in before I bought the flat almost ten years ago, but it is obviously not working, the bay wall beneath the window is showing signs of severe damp. I want to renew the damp proof course, and I also intend to get the concrete around the front of the building renewed and the bay brickwork repointed to improve water run-off. I will post these as a separate job, but would be interested in someone to do both if that is economical or practical.

The concrete work will need to wait until the weather is appropriate I believe, I am not sure whether the damp proofing will, or which order the jobs need to be done in. I will take expert advice on that! But the sooner it can be done the better, as the internal paintwork is looking bad.

The windows in the bay are the usual PVC double glazed units, they were put in 4 years ago or so. They are not vented, so I need someone to drill vents in the top of the units; I may be able to do this myself, I am not sure. I will re-post this as a separate job too if necessary.

To conclude; three damp related jobs; damp proof course; concrete replacement; small job to drill vents in windows.

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Mould on walls, visibly wet walls