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Condensation |
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| Mould and Condensation are a big problem in dwellings at this time of the year, following these recommendations can help to allieviate the problem.
Moulds can be found almost anywhere; they can grow on virtually any substance, providing moisture is present. There are molds that can grow on wood,...
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Rising Dampness |
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| Whenever Rising Damp is diagnosed, it is important to have the condition correctly treated, as failure to do so can cause damage and devaluation to any property.
It is not sufficient to simply cover up the problem with a special paint or coating in the hope that the problem will go away. Only...
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Dry Rot |
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| The Dry Rot fungus, known as SEPULIA LACRYMANS is a fungus which attacks timber in buildings and the result can be both dramatic and costly. The dry rot fungus grows best on wood with a moisture content of 30-40 per cent. The fungus may spread rapidly to drier areas for, once established, it can create...
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Woodworm |
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| Woodworm is a small wood boring beetle which eats into the fabric of timber making hundreds of small tunnels in the timber where they lay their eggs.
The cycle continues until the structural fabric of the timber is no longer able to hold the structure it was installed for.
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