My daughter has bought a mid-terrace house which I guess was built between the wars. The front and rear walls have air-bricks set into them high up near the eves. It appears that these bricks admit rain water as there are damp patches on the inside walls around the same area.
I would like to remove them and replace with a solid brick, but they must have some purpose. The roof has no weatherdoards or soffits and perhaps they are there to ventilate the loft space via the cavity. Can anybody tell me if blocking them up is a good idea or suggest any other solution?
John Miller