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Are Woodworms More Likely to Infest Rotting Timber?
12th June 2023
Most modern homes are made of non-organic materials like brick and stone, but there's one key exception: wood.
Blog: Wet Rot
Wet vs Dry Rot - What's the Difference And Why It Matters
26th April 2023
The thought of rot in the home is enough to make any homeowner panic. Left unchecked, rot can cause the timber in your home to grow brittle or soft, weakening its structure and requiring costly repair work to fix.
Does my insurance cover damp problems?
16th April 2019
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.
Why There's No One-Size-Fits-All Treatment for Mould
5th March 2024
Mould is a household enemy no one wants to encounter, but it's an unfortunately common one - according to a 2020 survey, around 62% of homeowners have had to deal with a mould infestation at some point.
How To Protect Your Timbers From Rot
1st February 2024
The words “Timber Rot” can be every homeowner's nightmare, as it conjures images of expensive repairs and even replacements. With consequences that have a significant impact on structural integrity, load-bearing and safety, this is something that should be considered before the problem arises.
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