The Effects of Rising Damp in Your Home
When it rains heavily and water collects on the ground, the walls of your house can sometimes absorb this excess moisture which can rise up through the walls, making large sections of your home prone to damp.
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When it rains heavily and water collects on the ground, the walls of your house can sometimes absorb this excess moisture which can rise up through the walls, making large sections of your home prone to damp.
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Rising damp is an all-too-common issue that can affect homes of all shapes and sizes, especially older properties. It can cause problems like damp patches, mould, and even structural damage - issues that can be both expensive and time-consuming to fix.