Tapco HomeDry Damp Proofing in Bramley
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Damp Proofing Specialist In Bramley
Looking for damp proofing services in Bramley? Trust the local experts from Tapco Homedry to identify and eradicate the source of moisture ingress in your home. Whether you’re dealing with a damp problem in a residential or commercial property, we can help address your damp proofing requirements. We also assist with recently purchased properties to help put things right before the renovations can begin.
Any issues with dampness in your home should never be ignored. If you suspect your might have an issue with damp, you should arrange a home damp survey to discover the cause of your damp problem and how to fix it. This no obligation report will include our recommendations for how to stop moisture ingress into your home and how to fix the damage.
Damp proofing in Bramley
Damp proofing is not something that you can tick off the list and then forget about. While all homes will have some kind of damp proofing in place, these measures are known to fail over time, usually after 20-30 years. These measures can also break down prematurely due to structural problems or errors in the installation process. When this happens, you will need to repair or renew the damp proofing measures.
Left untreated, damp can lead to a wide range of issues, including structural problems with timber foundations and with cavity wall ties. It can also pose a health risk, particularly for the very young and the very old, or those with breathing problems. And finally, damp can cause your energy bills to increase, as you will find it more difficult to heat your home. This can make your home very unpleasant to be in.
What is damp proofing?
Damp proofing is simply the name given to any process that protects a structure from moisture ingress. It is an essential part of construction and building maintenance. Without damp proofing in place, the foundations of the structure would be at risk. Timber could become damaged by dry/wet rot and cavity walls would be at risk of collapse due to the cavity wall ties breaking down.
The most common method of damp proofing is called a damp proof course. This is a chemical treatment placed in the brickwork to create an impermeable barrier to moisture. We might also recommend basement tanking for below ground rooms that are at risk of moisture ingress due to hydrostatic pressure. This process places a physical barrier on the walls and floor of the room to help stop moisture from entering the space.
