Damp and mould specialists across the East of England

We work throughout Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Milton Keynes and Peterborough, from our office in St Neots. We do not cover London, and if a postcode falls outside our operating area we will say so rather than take the enquiry.

Counties and regions

Choose your area

Each county page explains the services available locally and links to the towns and cities we publish detailed local information for.

County

Bedfordshire

Procure Group Ltd carries out damp investigations, mould and condensation assessments, timber inspections and below-ground damp protection throughout Bedfordshire, from Bedford and Kempston in the north to Luton, Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard in the south. Every enquiry begins with establishing what is actually causing the moisture, not with a treatment recommendation.

Ampthill · Arlesey · Bedford · Biggleswade · Dunstable · Flitwick · Houghton Regis · Kempston · Leighton Buzzard · Luton · Potton · Sandy · Shefford · Stotfold

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Cambridgeshire

From Cambridge's older terraces and converted period buildings to Fenland properties where groundwater and drainage are genuine considerations, Cambridgeshire presents a broad range of moisture problems. Procure Group Ltd investigates the cause first and only recommends remedial work where the evidence supports it.

Cambridge · Chatteris · Ely · Godmanchester · Huntingdon · March · Northstowe · Ramsey · Soham · St Ives · St Neots · Whittlesey · Wisbech

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Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire ranges from historic St Albans, Hertford and Berkhamsted through the planned new towns of Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City, Letchworth and Hatfield to the dense Victorian and interwar housing of Watford and Bushey. Procure Group Ltd surveys all of it, and reports on what the evidence actually shows.

Baldock · Berkhamsted · Bishop's Stortford · Borehamwood · Broxbourne · Buntingford · Bushey · Cheshunt · Harpenden · Hatfield · Hemel Hempstead · Hertford · Hitchin · Hoddesdon · Letchworth Garden City · Potters Bar · Rickmansworth · Royston · St Albans · Stevenage · Tring · Waltham Cross · Ware · Watford · Welwyn Garden City

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City and surrounding area

Milton Keynes

Procure Group Ltd carries out damp investigations, mould and condensation assessments, timber inspections and below-ground damp protection throughout Milton Keynes and the surrounding north Buckinghamshire towns, from Bletchley, Wolverton and Stony Stratford to Newport Pagnell, Woburn Sands, Buckingham, Winslow and Olney. Every enquiry begins with establishing what is actually causing the moisture, not with a treatment recommendation.

Bletchley · Buckingham · Newport Pagnell · Olney · Stony Stratford · Winslow · Woburn Sands · Wolverton

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Northamptonshire

Procure Group Ltd works throughout Northamptonshire — Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough, Corby, Daventry, Rushden and the surrounding market towns — investigating damp, mould, condensation, timber decay and water ingress in domestic and commercial property.

Brackley · Burton Latimer · Corby · Daventry · Desborough · Finedon · Higham Ferrers · Irthlingborough · Kettering · Northampton · Oundle · Raunds · Rothwell · Rushden · Thrapston · Towcester · Wellingborough

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City and surrounding area

Peterborough

Procure Group Ltd carries out damp investigations, mould and condensation assessments, timber inspections and below-ground damp protection across Peterborough — from the Victorian terraces around the city centre and Millfield to the townships of Bretton, Orton, Werrington and Hampton, and the surrounding villages.

Bretton · Hampton · Orton · Stanground · Werrington · Yaxley

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Our main areas

Where most of our work is

Bedford and Bedfordshire

Bedford, Kempston and the surrounding villages — Biddenham, Great Denham, Bromham, Clapham, Oakley, Wootton, Wilstead, Wixams, Elstow, Sharnbrook and Marston Moretaine — along with Ampthill, Flitwick, Biggleswade, Sandy, Shefford, Luton, Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard.

Northampton and Northamptonshire

Northampton, Wellingborough, Kettering, Corby, Rushden, Daventry, Towcester, Brackley, Oundle and the towns between them.

Cambridge and Cambridgeshire

Cambridge, St Neots, Huntingdon, St Ives, Ely, March, Wisbech, Soham, Ramsey and the surrounding area, plus Peterborough as a separate hub.

Before you book

Not sure what you are dealing with?

Our online tools give you a considered starting point before anyone visits, and they are free to use.

The buildings we work on

Different stock, different moisture problems

The housing across our area is genuinely mixed, and the damp problems follow the construction. Victorian and Edwardian solid-brick terraces behave quite differently from 1930s semis, post-war cavity housing, converted farm buildings, stone cottages and new-build estates — and the correct remedy differs with them.

That is why our recommendations start with the construction of your building rather than a standard specification, and why our local pages describe the work we actually do in each area.

  • Solid-brick terraces and villas, where bridging and rainwater penetration dominate
  • Inter-war semis, where ground levels and rendered elevations feature heavily
  • Post-war cavity housing, where cavity bridging and cold bridging both appear
  • Stone and traditionally built cottages, which need moisture-tolerant repairs
  • Below-ground walls in older town-centre property
  • Flats and converted buildings, where one leak affects several homes
  • Modern housing, where condensation and airflow are the usual causes

Next step

Not sure which inspection you need? Start with a few questions.

Tell us what you are seeing and we will set out what is likely, what is uncertain and which inspection would answer the question. Speak to us on 0333 335 6152 if you would rather talk it through.