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Property Defect Guide

Property Defect Guide

Identify the symptoms. Understand the cause. Find the remedy.

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Rising damp occurs when moisture from the ground travels upward through walls by capillary action. A damp proof course is normally installed to prevent this but if it becomes damaged, missing or bridged moisture can rise in to the wall structure.

  • Rising Damp Caused by Bridged Damp Proof Course

    Rising Damp Caused by Bridged Damp Proof Course

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp vs Condensation on Walls

    Rising Damp vs Condensation on Walls

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp in Internal Partition Walls

    Rising Damp in Internal Partition Walls

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp Behind Kitchen Units

    Rising Damp Behind Kitchen Units

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp in Solid Brick Walls

    Rising Damp in Solid Brick Walls

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp Causing Plaster Damage

    Rising Damp Causing Plaster Damage

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp in Victorian Houses

    Rising Damp in Victorian Houses

    Rising Damp
  • Salt Deposits on Walls from Rising Damp

    Salt Deposits on Walls from Rising Damp

    Rising Damp
  • Tide Marks on Walls Caused by Rising Damp

    Tide Marks on Walls Caused by Rising Damp

    Rising Damp
  • Rising Damp Above Skirting Boards

    Rising Damp Above Skirting Boards

    Rising Damp

Property Defect Guide

Property Defect Guide

Identify the symptoms. Understand the cause. Find the remedy.

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