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What comes next?
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How we will conduct your survey
- A full review from the outside of the property will be undertaken. We then focus on any corresponding areas of external concern.
- An internal review with then take place with a focus on any specific concern(s)/instruction(s).
- We will use instrumental analysis to assist our own visual observations where appropriate, including climbing on to roofs and into subfloor voids.
- We will then produce a full and detailed written report including photographs and drawing detail.
- Finally, a quotation will be attached with the report of your survey.
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Wood-boring Infestation
Wood-boring Infestation can cause a great deal of damage to wooden structures, including walls, floors and ceilings.
Basement Water Management
Basement Water Management involves controlling water levels to prevent damage associated with moisture.
Rising Dampness
Rising Dampness can be caused by a variety of factors, including inadequate drainage and poor ventilation.
Penetrating Dampness
Penetrating Dampness is a common problem in homes causing a range of issues – from mould to structural damage.
Wet Rot Treatment
Wet Rot is a fungal decay that thrives in damp wood and humidity, causing structural weakness
Dry Rot Treatment
Both Dry Rot and Wet Rot can cause structural defects in buildings, it is unsightly, destructive and unhealthy.