Does anyone know a damp consultant or trustworthy firm that can give me best advice on treating damp in a solid floor? We wanted to lay a laminate floor but there's damp...
Based in London.
Thanks
Marc
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19 years ago
House damp advice
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19 years ago
all depends on age and type of construction of house. Avoid so called damp experts!
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19 years ago
snipped-for-privacy@meeow.co.uk (N. Thornton) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:
Well yes - it's an 1840s Victorian semi with a sort of semi basement ground floor. It's worst in the hall and front room. Clearly it's not the original floor - it's concrete and at least it's flat. After taking up the old carpets we've been advised to let to dry for a week and see if it's showing high readings. My guess is it will so if we are avoiding damp experts what do we do?
Marc
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19 years ago
The experts on that are here:
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