Damp Proofing Specialists Near Me - Fixrot.co.uk

What is damp proofing?

Our damp proofing guide will provide all you need to know about damp problems and how to solve them.  The four main causes of damp are Rising damp, penetrating damp, condensation, and underground water ingress, and we will outline how to fix them all.


If you require professional treatment, then our damp proofing specialists have been solving damp problems since 1951. Our experienced surveyors are fully trained and qualified to diagnose the exact cause of the problem and, if necessary, provide a treatment plan to remedy it.

Following current Government guidance Peter Cox can still perform damp proofing services in homes and commercial premises while taking all necessary precautions with regards to social distancing and use of protective equipment. To find out how we can help you today while remaining safe, please get in touch with us by calling 1683478327 or complete the contact form below to book a survey. Alternatively continue reading to find out more about the various damp proofing services we can provide.

Signs of damp

If you spot peeling wallpaper, tide marks on your wall, bubbling plaster or paint, black mold or discolored patches on your walls or ceiling then the chances are your property needs some kind of damp proofing.

A wide-array of structural and plumbing problems can cause the symptoms listed above and a professional damp surveyor will be able to identify the source of the damp and recommend the appropriate solution. The links below will take you to pages where you can get more information on the signs of damp and the variety of damp problems.


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