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If parts of your wooden structures are rotting, weakening, or collapsing, you may be dealing with wet rot. While it doesn’t spread as aggressively as dry rot, wet rot can still cause significant damage if left untreated. Understanding its causes,…

Ways to Reduce Damp and Condensation Damp and condensation are more than minor household inconveniences; if left unchecked, they can quickly escalate into serious problems. From unsightly mould growth to potential damage to walls, ceilings, and even the structural integrity…

Should You Worry About Cracks in Your Potential New Home? Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it’s not all roses. If the property you’re considering has cracks in the walls or ceilings, you might wonder whether they’re…

Cavity Insulation is key to reducing energy bills, making a comfortable home, and reducing the carbon footprint created by heating your property. What Is Cavity Wall Insulation? Cavity wall insulation fills the gap between two brick layers on your external…

Cavity wall insulation can be a game changer for homeowners who want to reduce their energy bills and improve their homes’ comfort. However, how would you know if your cavity walls are already insulated? This is one of the most…

When the weather is wet, or you live in a damp location such as close to the sea, you may find problems with damp in your house. Many people are unaware, though, just how serious penetrating damp can be for…

How to Keep Your Home Energy Efficient Insulation is one of the best ways to increase energy efficiency and save on heating bills in your house. Common insulating errors, however, might cause problems. If you want to take these advantages,…

The Origin of Cavity Walls Originally developed in the 19th century, hollow walls were intended as a sensible way to fight building moisture. Unlike solid walls, cavity walls are made of two layers, where two brick walls or blockwork are…