Damp work based on what the wall needs
Evidence before treatment
We inspect the moisture pattern rather than guessing from one visible mark.
Repairs included
Damaged plaster can be removed and reinstated within the agreed scope.
No vague pricing
Your quote reflects access, wall size, treatment and finishing work.
Find out where the moisture is coming from
A damp patch may stain paint, loosen plaster or leave a wall feeling persistently wet. Treating the mark alone won't stop it returning if moisture is still entering or moving through the wall. We inspect the internal surfaces, note the pattern and extent of damage, and consider the wall construction before recommending work. Your assessment can include a detailed report and practical remedial advice. Depending on what we find, the specification may involve a cavity wall drain membrane or another suitable treatment, followed by repair of the affected finish.
A clear plan from inspection to follow-up
We begin by assessing the affected area and explaining our recommendations. Once you accept the quotation, we agree the price and start date before removing damaged material or fitting the chosen system. The amount of plaster removal, ease of access and size of the wall all affect the scope. We complete the associated repairs, arrange collection of work waste and follow up after completion. We have also attended quickly when damp was uncovered during a kitchen installation, allowing the wider fitting work to continue.
Frequently asked questions
How do we know which damp treatment is needed?
We inspect the location, moisture pattern, wall construction and condition of the plaster. Those findings guide the recommendation. Where required, we can provide a report explaining the issue and the remedial work we consider suitable.
Will damaged plaster need to come off?
That depends on how far moisture and salts have affected the finish. Loose, stained or contaminated plaster may need removing so the wall can be treated and rebuilt correctly. We explain the expected removal before work starts.
What affects the price of damp proofing?
The main factors are the affected wall area, access, treatment system and amount of plaster removal or reinstatement. We inspect these points before quoting, so the price reflects the actual work rather than a rough guess.