Damp problems? Get clear answers and the right solution.
From damp investigations and mould remediation to timber preservation and waterproofing, 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
- Basement waterproofing
- Structural waterproofing
- Damp proofing
- Cementitious tanking
- Cavity drainage membrane systems
- Damp-resistant plastering
- Internal wall insulation
- External damp-related repairs
- Water-damage reinstatement
- Pre-purchase damp assessments
- 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 a homebuyer survey
- What to do before buying a property with 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
- When basement waterproofing requires specialist assessment
- 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
- Why basements and cellars leak
- Type A and Type C waterproofing compared
- When to get a specialist damp survey
- Moisture in older and traditionally built homes