Qualified Damp Specialists
Our CSSW and CSRT-certified surveyors are trained in rising damp diagnosis and treatment, with decades of hands-on experience.
Our rising damp services are designed to deliver long-term results using the latest techniques and trusted materials. Here’s what you can expect from Renlon Home:
Guaranteed Results – All our rising damp treatments come with a 10-year guarantee, ensuring your investment is protected.
We take a structured, proven approach to rising damp treatment that ensures a smooth process from first contact to final sign-off.
Our CSSW and CSRT-certified surveyors are trained in rising damp diagnosis and treatment, with decades of hands-on experience.
We develop a bespoke solution to suit the specific needs of your home, including chemical DPC injection and plaster replacement systems.
We offer 10-year guarantees on our rising damp treatments—giving you complete confidence in the long-term performance of our work.
If you suspect damp in your property, don’t wait for the problem to worsen. Contact us today for a comprehensive survey and expert advice on the best course of action to protect your home from damp-related damage.
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding rising damp to help you better understand this moisture issue.
Contact UsRising damp is primarily caused by groundwater penetrating walls through capillary action. This can occur when the damp proof course has failed or if there wasn't one installed in older properties, allowing moisture to rise from the base of the wall.
Signs of rising damp include damp patches on walls, peeling wallpaper and paint, and a musty smell. If you observe these symptoms, especially near the floor, it's advisable to consult with damp specialists for a thorough assessment.
Treatment options for rising damp typically involve the installation of a new damp proof course, followed by replastering affected areas with a moisture-resistant plaster. Our team will provide a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your property’s specific needs.
Yes, if left untreated, rising damp can lead to significant structural damage, including deterioration of internal walls, rotting of timber joists, and compromise to the overall integrity of the building. Timely intervention is crucial to prevent such issues.
Yes, rising damp is a common issue in many older houses throughout the UK, particularly those without adequate damp proof courses or those that have deteriorated over time. Regular property maintenance can help manage this risk effectively.