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Hello,

My partner and I are in the process of purchasing our first property. We have just received our survey back and it has identified a number of concerns with the house including woodworm and damp, particularly in the roof which has been caused by a missing tile. We were hoping to get someone out to have a look at the damage and give us a quote on how much it will be to repair. If you could let me know how much an inspection would be that would be great. I can also forward the survey if needed. I'm not sure what other issues in the report you may be able to help with but any advice is appreciated.

Thank you
Bryony

Damp in two bedrooms. There is a musty damp smell in both rooms. Not sure what damp Damp proofing is or whether it is essential or whether this is the only way to fix the problem. I can send photos. There was black mould on the ceiling and skirting boards but it has been painted over.

Damp proof material installed on the base of my outside brick walls

damp survey and an intrusive survey of at-risk timbers and setting out proposals for remedial action of a house in Hillsborough. The property is a 2-storey terrace period type property with 2 storey rear return fronting directly onto Ballynahinch Road. Small courtyard to rear and property has access to detached garage to rear.

The client is planning to complete renovation works- and have received a structural condition report.

Could you let me know your timeframe for completing this also? Thank you for your time.

Hi There,
I need a quote for my brick wall which is very wet.

Hi I have a problem with damp in my home and would like a survey to determine why it keeps reoccurring, do you cover my area and are surveys free , thanks

Just need a damp survey for mortgage

To identify cause of damp on chimney breast that starts at chimney breast and rises to approximately 1.5 metres high. There is also a musty damp smell in living room.

Rising damp treatment for single wall - approx 160cm in length

My rental property in Lurgan has damp in an upstairs bedroom and seems to be coming through the wall at the ceiling corner and across the rest of the ceiling edges and running down the wall. It is the end gable wall in a terraced house. We have had tiles replaced, ridge tiles replaced and repainted and some sort of silicone in the attic. However the problem is getting worse and black mould is growing and my tenant is constantly trying to clean it as it's really not good for health, especially in a child's room. Last October we replaced the fascia boards, gutters and downspouts. As a responsible landlord lord I need this fixed asap. Would damp proofing work? The tenant has applied under the warmer scheme to get the loft insulated and cavity walls too and then a new oil boiler as she fits into their eligibility criteria. If this something you could look at please let me know. I can send the most up to date photos if needed.Really need this repaired for her to make her home more comfortable. Many thanks