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Damp Proofing

Do I need to treat a small patch of damp?

Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 2.36 PM

My girlfriend and I are looking to buy a house in the BS15 area of Bristol, the survey has been completed and the surveyor highlighted that he found a samll patch of damp in the former fireplace. However on the survey report he has marked this as 'No repair currently needed". Is this the case, is thing something that will need to be repaired eventually? Thanks Scott

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Anonymous user

just treat the part of wall were its damp.chop back to brick,paint tanking on or any other miner damp treatment product,and float and skim it back up.
Answered8 August 2011
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Radlett Construction Ltd

Rating: 4.8 out of 5
Harlow
As sooner you do this that better for you, 'develand plaster' is a bit wright but first you need to find and stop the problem befoure you will fix that what you can see or do tanking and than you can be sure it want get worst.
Answered2 September 2011
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