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London Rising Dampness and Damp-Proofing Courses

Rising Dampness

Rising dampness is generally a clear sign that water damage is taking place in your property. If you've noticed rising dampness, standing water or latent moisture in your property, London Water Damage Restoration can act quickly and decisively to prevent further problems and remedy the existing damage visited on your property by rising dampness. Rising dampness can be identified by musty odors, stains or discoloration on walls, floors or ceilings, or the presence of standing water. It typically has the following causes:

To combat rising dampness and attending flood damage, London Water Damage Restoration uses a Remedial Damp-Proof Course Treatment. Our water damage specialists inject a damp-roofing fluid into the structure of your property to prevent further leaks or seepage of moisture into inhabited areas. While this is one of the most technically challenging procedures used in water damage restoration, it also one of the most effective at stopping rising dampness and preventing further incidents of water damage.

To contact London Water Damage Restoration for information, water damage repair prices or an appointment for the installation of a damp-proof course in your home, call 020 3348 9138 or just fill in the Call me back Form, which you may find on the right.

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Water Damage Tips
Recommend to the policyholder on what they can do to help reduce spreading water damage: Water damages requires immediate attention to minimize further losses. In case a water damage occurs in your house or property try to locate the problem before the arrival of water damage specialists; Remove as much water as possible by mopping the area or using a wet vacuum; Remove any artwork and paintings from the walls if affected by the flood; Place plastic or aluminium foil under any furniture legs that are not plastic to prevent discolouration or bleeding of you carpet or wooden floor affect from the water damage; Windows to be opened if the weather is dry;

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