The Importance of Protecting Your Home as Wet Weather Arrives in the UK
The expected wet weather in October will place extra importance on maintaining Waterproofing and exterior drainage systems.
Timber treatment work was completed at The Pantheon at Stourhead recently as part of an urgent repair project being undertaken by the National Trust. This important structure, set in the grounds of Stourhead House, was designed by famous architect Henry Flitcroft.
Protectahome have recently completed the eradication of dry rot on a new Wetherspoons site in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, called the Pen Cob. The building, on Station Road, is a four storey mid-terraced property that is approximately 80 years old.
A recent survey shows that as many as 2.5million privately rented tenants are suffering from damp in their homes. The survey, undertaken by Shelter and British Gas last month, highlighted the increasing numbers of tenants that suffer from damp.
A severe Dry Rot outbreak has been discovered at Thirlestane Castle in Scotland. Set in the Scottish Borders at Lauder, the castle originates back to the 13th century. It has extensive parklands and attracts thousands of visitors each year.
Protectahome recently investigated a dry rot infestation at a former school in Cowbridge. The school had been turned into luxury apartments and, shortly after the renovation had been completed, one of the apartment owners contacted Protectahome to carry out an inspection.
Our Area Manager visited a domestic property in Cardiff this week to survey what appeared to be severe Condensation in an upstairs bedroom. Controlling condensation in the home is really important and is an essential part of the maintenance of any property.
This week Protectahome have been called to a semi detached family home suffering from a severe outbreak of Damp and Dry Rot. The owners noted damp patches on the external walls of the main reception rooms and softening of the skirting boards.