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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    We have a radiator in there and it is a fair size really considering the size of the room. Thanks for all the replies though. I appreciate all the input. At a bit of a loss what to do to be honest. I could get the room fully tiled and clean away any mould that comes back. I may just have to...
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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    It looks like black mould on the wall. It is mainly near the bottom of the 2 outside walls of the room. I've cleaned it and then it came back. No extractor fan in the toilet which I think is where I might start. We use a condenser drier to dry clothes and this is right next to the downstairs...
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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    He did examine walls outside and said that they did have damp proof membrane which he believed had failed. The price doesn't include removal of the wc and basin. He does intend to use plasterboard though and then skim over this.
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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    Thanks for reply guys. Insulation did cross my mind but the room really is tiny and I think any insulation would take up too much room. I think you have talked me out of the work though. I may get an extractor fan fitted though to begin and see if damp stays away after this. I did consider...
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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    Thanks for the reply. He used his moisture sensor sticking pins in the wall. He seemed to think that the damp proof membrane has failed based on the fact that he got a high moisture reading from the bottom of the wall when he put the pins in. I'm also looking to put in an extractor fan to help...
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    Damp proof and re-plaster quote

    Hi, I have just had a quote for a damp proof/ re-plaster job and I would appreciate some input as to if the quote is reasonable. It is for a small downstairs toilet - the room is square and just big enough for a toilet and small sink. The quote was £840 and included: - chipping away the plaster...
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