This misdiagnosis goes both ways. Rising damp can be dismissed as condensation, and condensation can be treated as rising damp at considerable expense.
Talk it throughRising Damp Ipswich assesses and treats damp across Ipswich and the western corridor.
Ipswich has a humid subtropical climate with most of its rain arriving between November and March, often in heavy falls rather than steady drizzle. That pattern matters for damp in two ways. Ground that is saturated repeatedly through a wet summer keeps a wall wet long enough for water to climb it, and the same humidity produces condensation on cool internal surfaces through the cooler months. The two look alike to an owner and behave completely differently. A wall that is worst in February and improves by August is behaving like ground water. A wall that is worst on cold mornings, in a bathroom or a closed-up room, is probably not.
Ventilation, extraction that vents outside rather than into a roof space, and keeping air moving behind furniture on external walls. That work does not need a damp specialist or a chemical damp course. If someone has quoted you for injection on a wall that is wet high up in a bathroom, get a second opinion.
We work across the Ipswich local government area and the western corridor.
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