What is a Damp Proof Course ?
A Damp Proof Course or DPC for short is a moisture control barrier that can be applied to walls, floors, and the structure of a building to prevent moisture from passing into the interior.
Damp proofing is an important part of protecting a building from water damage, as it can help to prevent the growth of mold and mildew, and protect against wood rot. There are a variety of damp proofing products available on the market, including paints, membranes, and injection systems.
When selecting a damp proofing system for your home or business, it is important to consider the specific needs of your property, as well as the climate in which it is located.
For example, properties in wetter climates may require a more robust damp proofing system than those in dryer climates. A professional contractor will be able to assess your individual needs and recommend the best solution for your property.
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Having Damp in your home or place of work can be a serious problem, leading to health issues and extensive damage to your property.
That's why it's important to call in professional damp proofing specialists when you first notice a problem. We will quickly identify the cause of the dampness and provide a range of options for treatment, from the installation of a new damp proof course (DPC) to the creation of an effective drainage system.
Based in Sale and covering most of the North West our teams are able to work quickly and efficiently, and our prices are highly competitive. So don't delay, call us today and solve your damp problem once and for all.
Signs That I Need To Damp Proof My House
A recurring question that is asked by many of our customers is "how do I know if I need damp proofing?" There are a number of tell tale signs that can provide an indication that you have a damp problem, and these are the following:
- Plaster will start to peel off the walls.
- Black mould spots appearing on the walls.
- Tidemarks appear on the walls at about one metre in height.
- The floors, walls and ceilings will feel cold and damp to the touch.
If you spot any of these signs of damp, we recommend that you contact us right away so that we can provide an inspection to check what damp treatment will be needed to rectify the problem.
