Damp Course
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Lauren
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Damp Course

by Lauren » Tue Aug 14, 2007 5:39 pm

I have recently had a full damp course done on a four bedroom semi detatched house. I am concerned this was not done correctly as once they had knocked the plaster off, insterted the brick work with the damp course 'stuff', they then plaster boarded where they had knocked plaster off and skimed over it. Is this the correct proceedure?

There is also a large patch of plaster in the dining room (located on the ground floor) that looks darker than the rest (looks wet) on the middle of an exterior wall. The plastering was done over three months ago so should have fully dried by now? Could you please advise what this might be?

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by dcmoore » Wed Aug 22, 2007 4:15 pm

Take a look at any one of our damp projects and ring the phone number for Property Repair Systems. They give free, no obligation advice and we recommend them. They will tell you what you need to do (if anything) and will also be able to supply you with anything you need to do it with but will certainly not try to sell you anything you don't need

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free advice

by dcmoore » Wed Aug 22, 2007 4:16 pm

Take a look at any one of our damp projects and ring the phone number for Property Repair Systems. They give free, no obligation advice and we recommend them. They will tell you what you need to do (if anything) and will also be able to supply you with anything you need to do it with but will certainly not try to sell you anything you don't need

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