Tapco HomeDry Damp Proofing in Chertsey
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Damp Proofing Specialist In Chertsey
Concerned about damp in your home in Chertsey? Get in touch with Tapco Homedry today to learn how we can help address your damp proofing issues. Damp will not go away on its own, so don’t ignore this all too common household problem. If your home is rented, we can work with the tenants to find a satisfactory solution with minimal disruption.
The first step in addressing any damp issue is to carry out a damp survey. This is a process whereby we assess the risk factors in your home. We’ll then offer our recommendations so you can decide how you would like to proceed. Our damp survey is offered as a recommendation, so you are under no obligation to carry out the work – but we would highly recommend it to help protect your home.
Damp proofing services in Chertsey
We offer a wide range of damp proofing measures to help protect your property. We’ll start by identifying the source of the damp and then offer our advice on how to put things right. We can also help to address the cosmetic and structural damage caused by previous incidents of water ingress.
We will use the latest tools and techniques to get to the heart of your damp problem. With extensive experience in the sector, we can bring our insight to every situation and help to stop small issues from becoming much more extensive. With our help, you can protect your home against the damage associated with damp, mould and mildew.
What is damp proofing?
Damp proofing can mean many different things, depending on the location and cause of the damp.
The most common type of damp proofing is a damp proof course. This is used in above ground rooms to stop rising damp. It is a chemical injection into your brickwork that helps to create an impermeable barrier to moisture.
Basement tanking is used in below ground rooms. This is ideal for spaces where a damp proof course would not be effective and the risk of damp and moisture ingress is very high.
In some cases, improved ventilation is needed to help address the problem of damp. This is because everyday activities lead to an excess of moisture which cannot leave your home by any other means.
Plumbing problems and issues with your room or windows could also lead to a damp problem. This is where a damp survey comes in handy, as it will identify the source of the problem.
