Knowing the difference between rising damp and penetrative damp is key to tackling the problem, and will give you the best chance of getting rid of damp in the home. Rising damp and penetrating ...

If you have damp patches, bubbling paint, crumbling plaster, or powdery deposits on wall surfaces close to the floor, rising damp is probably the culprit. Rising damp usually occurs in masonry ...

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Are damp and mould the same thing? Condensation Rising damp Penetrating damp Rising damp, penetrating damp and condensation are the three most common types of damp for residential properties. Each ...

And experts have warned that one particular type of damp we should look out for is 'rising damp' - as it could cause untold damage to your property. Rising damp happens when moisture moves through ...

Glen revealed that rising damp is often mistaken for condensation, but said can cause mould to grow, which can lead to severe structural damage of your home. He said: "If left untreated ...

Rising damp can cause considerable damage to your property and could cost you up to £5000 to fix. Officially, only 3% of flats and houses in England are affected by it, according to the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Rising damp can cause considerable damage to your property and could cost you up to £5000 to fix. Officially, only 3% of flats and ...