Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Looking for a builder
I'm looking for a builder who can identify and fix what seems to be rising damp in our hall. Can any one recommend a local builder who might help?
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Permalink Reply by Eugene on
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Hi Sue, I run couple of businesses including a building and construction when we come across with damp issues in properties we call fir a damp surveyor.I use Peter S Mullan on a regular basis his details: peter.csrtsurveyor@gmail.com.
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Permalink Reply by kotkas on
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Hi sue - before you waste any money on a survey please read this. https://www.heritage-house.org/damp-and-condensation/managing-damp-...
Very much an authority on ‘damp’ in the UK and might help you think about options more rationally. Whereabouts is the issue manifesting? We are looking to follow the above advice in our hallway so we might be in a similar situation.
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Our 'damp' is in the hallway, on a party wall, not an outside wall, first noticed it a couple of years ago but it's getting to the point where we need to do something about it as it's spreading. Thanks for the link, I'll read it through carefully. Would be grateful for any advice you can offer if we are dealing with the same type of issue
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It's along the wall behind the front door above the cellar. The cellar has always been pretty damp so I'm guessing it's coming from there. But the wall below in the cellar doesn't seem noticibly damper that any other part of the celler.
Are you on the Ladder?
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Hi - yes, us and our next door neighbor have this very issue. Maybe we should connect and compare notes?
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