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Once we receive your call, we will visit you within 3 days, and usually within 24 hours if convenient for you. We use the most up to date test equipment to identify whether you have a rising damp problem, or if another cause is to blame. If there is another problem affecting your property, we will do our best to identify and solve it for you. We were the first company in the area to introduce the plastic membrane method of eradicating damp within walls. We have pioneered this method within the Lincolnshire area and are the most experienced company available to damp proof your home or office.
Jackson Roofing's Damp proofing division has benefited from a deserved and growing reputation for delivering a superior level of service to the Lincoln area that has resulted in the company establishing itself as a leader in its specialities.
Rising damp is when moisture rises up from the ground in a capillary action through the pores of the bricks. Moisture can continue to rise until it reaches a height where, unless no evaporation is possible, gravity takes over and it stops. A damp course, fitted to every new property since 1875, is essentially a damp proof membrane or waterproof barrier built into the walls to prevent the problem. Don't be fooled into trying the same method again with offers of cheap prices and long guarantees. 99% of the properties King Damp Proofing and Building has treated, had some form of chemical, usually more than once by various companies.
As a damp proofing specialist in East Midlands and the surrounding areas, Dower Datech provides a full damp diagnosis. Then, with our in-depth expertise and experience, we will provide a solution that has been tailored for your needs. Rising damp can be best described as excess moisture within the wall, this occurs as a result of water below the floor rising up through the wall. This can be any material: brick, block, stone, etc. The first sign of rising damp is a yellow or brown 'tide line' stain, which can usually be found at the bottom of your wall, just above the skirting board.
If your property has needed comprehensive damp proofing, dry rot, wet rot or invasive pest treatments, there is often a need for associated remedial works.