Damp proofing Cambridge
Damp-proofing system applied at floor level
Following investigation of low-level damp, a damp-proofing system was applied at floor level to brickwork, with associated making good.
The problem
Low-level damp was affecting the base of a ground-floor wall. Investigation supported moisture rising at the floor and wall junction rather than condensation or an external defect.
The approach
A damp-proofing system was applied at floor level, with the specification informed by the investigation rather than assumed in advance. Treatment of this kind is only recommended where the evidence supports it.
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