Damp Proofing Your Home with Various DIY Techniques


Damp Proofing Your Home with Various DIY Techniques

Moisture content in the structure of the walls is known as Damp. Bricks and mortars are affected with the damp due to condensation or improper water drainage. Heavy amount of rain is witnessed in Leeds every year and hence it causes damps in the property. Being one of the most common problems encountered, there are a host of reasons that cause such an issue. Poor maintenance of the floor, door, and windows lead to such issue. Another prime reason can be poorly done pipework can lead to damp in a property. There are various do-it-yourself techniques by which damp proofing can be done in the property such as-
·         Reduce moisture in the house. Dry clothes outside, keep windows open for longer duration and use ventilators or chimneys while cooking.
·         Keep your home warm as it reduces condensation
·         Use double glazed windows
·         Use a dehumidifier and keep space between the furniture and walls

While taking up these techniques reduces the chances of damp, it also helps in making the home hygienic. There are a host of diseases that can take place due to damps in the property and hence every possible measure should be taken to keep the property sans moisture. There are various professional damp proofing agencies who work with all their experience to ensure that the durability of the property is enhanced. The various services they have on offer are listed below-
·         Damp proofing
·         Wall tie replacement
·         Dry/Wet Rot treatment and many more

Treat the damp as soon as possible so that the property remains in good form and the ones who reside in it are sans of any health hazard. The situation can spiral out of control if not taken care of at the right time. 

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