
How to spot and get rid of condensation in your home
Condensation is one of the most common types of damp that can affect your home.
Damp proofing, wet rot, woodworm and property refurbishment services in Dorset and Hampshire
Condensation is one of the most common types of damp that can affect your home.
Have you ever noticed white, powdery stains on your walls, floors or brickwork and wondered what it was? Discover all you need to know about efflorescence and how you can fix it.
Unfortunately, in the majority of cases, your insurance will not cover you in the case of a damp problem like rising damp or condensation. This is because damp usually falls under the category of ‘gradual deterioration’, which most buildings, contents and landlord insurance policies do not cover.
When it comes to protecting your home from the damaging effects of damp, air bricks play a vital role. Yet, homeowners and landlords alike are often left wondering: can air bricks cause damp? It's a fair question, especially if you’ve spotted signs of moisture near a wall where an air brick is installed.
Damp can affect homes of any age and, if left untreated, cause costly damage. In this guide, we'll explain the most common causes of damp - how to spot them, how serious they are, and what you can do to fix them.