Damp problems? Get clear answers and the right solution.
From damp investigations and mould remediation to timber preservation and below-ground damp protection, Procure Group helps you understand the problem, identify likely causes and arrange the right remedial works.
Our services
- Damp investigations
- Rising damp assessments
- Penetrating damp investigations
- Condensation control
- Mould remediation
- Timber preservation
- Woodworm investigations and treatment
- Wet rot investigation and repairs
- Dry rot investigations
- Damp proofing
- Damp-resistant plastering
- Internal wall insulation
- External damp-related repairs
- Water-damage reinstatement
- Specialist damp surveys
Areas we cover
Advice articles
- How to identify different forms of damp
- Condensation versus rising damp
- Why mould appears around windows
- Why mould returns after cleaning
- What moisture meter readings can and cannot establish
- When a damp-proof course may be appropriate
- When damp-proofing treatment may be unnecessary
- How defective gutters affect walls
- How high external ground levels can contribute to damp
- Why air bricks and subfloor airflow matter
- Common causes of wet rot
- Identifying possible woodworm activity
- Understanding damp comments in a surveyor's report
- What to do when a property has damp concerns
- When damaged plaster may need replacement
- How long damp walls may take to dry
- What happens during a damp inspection
- What to expect during remedial works
- How to reduce condensation
- Signs of rising damp, and what else they could be
- Why damp gets worse after heavy rain
- Why chimney breasts get damp
- Damp at floor and wall junctions
- Relative humidity and dew point explained
- Thermal bridging and cold spots explained
- Extract ventilation and PIV: what each one does
- Dry rot versus wet rot
- Type A and Type C waterproofing compared
- When to get a specialist damp survey
- Moisture in older and traditionally built homes