They examine where dampness is prevalent, determine its severity, predict potential future harm if left untreated, identify whether it’s wet rot or dry rot or other forms of moisture issues and devise an optimal strategy for resolving the problem at hand. Trust our professionals to provide you with comprehensive solutions that will guarantee your property remains safe and secure for years to come.
Upon completion of the dampness survey, our specialist surveyor will provide you with a comprehensive report via email or delivery. This report will detail the identified problem and its underlying causes, as well as suggested solutions to address it. If necessary, a repair quotation for remedial treatment work will also be included in the report. Should you require an update on the issue verbally, our knowledgeable surveyor would be delighted to accommodate your request. Our team is committed to providing clear and concise information that empowers you to make informed decisions about how best to proceed with resolving any damp-related issues in your property.
This report is written in clear English to ensure that all findings are easily understood by homeowners and landlords alike. Contact Sussex Damp Treatments now for no-obligation site surveys conducted by experts who can help resolve any issues related to dampness at 01273 257 212.
The duration of a dampness survey is contingent upon the size and construction of the property, as well as the type and extent of the damp issue. Conversely, a wet survey typically requires an average of three to four hours to complete.
To address moisture and dampness issues in buildings, it is essential to seek the expertise of a qualified professional who can assess the situation and recommend an effective remedy. A one-size-fits-all solution may not be suitable and could potentially worsen the problem.
To ensure that your property meets certain quality standards and avoid future expenses, a dampness survey conducted by our trained professionals will provide you with guarantees while also preventing mould growth, extending the lifespan of walls and ceilings, and identifying any potential risks for severe harm in the future. Our thorough inspection will result in a comprehensive report detailing all findings. Trust us to deliver reliable solutions tailored to your specific needs.
The presence of mould or damp in your property is often an indication of a more significant underlying issue. It can be challenging to identify the root cause and find a cure, but Sussex Damp Treatments can help. Our expert surveyors will determine the source of the damp and teach you how to solve the problem effectively. Mould growth can occur on dry or painted walls with minimal moisture in the air, making it surprisingly easy for it to develop unnoticed. If you have tried wiping off mould from surfaces without success, contact us immediately so we can locate its source and address it at its core rather than merely masking symptoms.
We conduct private surveys for both mould and dampness issues as well as work with housing associations throughout England. Tenants experiencing such problems should ask their landlords to contact us or call us themselves for a second opinion. If you are moving into a new home that may have pre-existing issues, our comprehensive inspection services ensure that any long-term problems are identified before they become major concerns.
The cost of a damp survey is determined by the size of the property, with larger homes and more rooms requiring longer surveys and thus incurring higher costs. For instance, a two-bedroom house would typically cost around £200 for a damp survey, while a three-bedroom terraced property would require an investment of approximately £250. On average, a four-bed detached home necessitates an outlay of roughly £300 for such services.
It’s important to note that these figures are indicative only and may vary depending on other factors such as the location or complexity of the building structure. Nevertheless, investing in regular damp surveys can save homeowners significant amounts in repair costs down the line by identifying any issues early on before they become major problems.