Damp

20th June 2016

Diagnosing the causes of dampness in buildings

Excess water /moisture in all its forms (vapour, liquid, and flooding)  is still the most common problem in housing. It results in visible wetting of walls, ceilings and floors, blistering paint, bulging plaster, sulfate attack on brickwork and mould on surfaces and fabrics, usually accompanied by a musty smell. It can also lead to less … Continue reading “Diagnosing the causes of dampness in buildings”