Accrington Web - View Single Post

derekgas · 13-09-2009, 21:23

Black spots are more likely condensation than damp, higher than 1 metre is definately not rising damp, if the house is unnocupied, that is possibly why there are spots, if it is occupied and the house isnt aired, this will also cause condensation, damp would usually leave a patch rather than spots. I was a Sovereign approved damp proof and dry rot specialist for 15 years, I used to carry out many refurbishments rather than just the plumbing, heatin and gas work that I do now.

13-09-2009, 21:23	#12
derekgas God Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Accrington Posts: 2,539 Liked: 2 times Rep Power: 901	Re: How do you get rid of damp? Black spots are more likely condensation than damp, higher than 1 metre is definately not rising damp, if the house is unnocupied, that is possibly why there are spots, if it is occupied and the house isnt aired, this will also cause condensation, damp would usually leave a patch rather than spots. I was a Sovereign approved damp proof and dry rot specialist for 15 years, I used to carry out many refurbishments rather than just the plumbing, heatin and gas work that I do now. __________________ www.fgcc.co If time travel were possible, wouldn't somebody have been back or forward and told us by now?