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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    Plastering was just the ceilings with an aim to redecorate, but we noticed skirtings were damaged. Fireplace backs onto the outside as per picture. Air brick was like that when we moved in and didn’t feed through to the inside. When we moved in 9 years ago we did have that wall replastered and...
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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    Thanks for your time on this Close up photo of back of skirting - Rot itself appears to be only corner of wall and where screwed in to wall. Brown marks there on wall which
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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    Also took the skirting to the right of this one off and that was perfectly fine (against an internal wall).
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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    Outside wall with I think a cavity. Floor is concrete and dry. I pulled another bit off today and there was some rot in two places - brown marks on wall in corner and where skirting had been screwed in. Did not live a couple of brown dots further up wall but there is usually a shelf there...
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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    How concerned should I be?
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    Rot or Mold on back of Skirtings

    im having some plastering done and some old skirtings replaces that have rotted on the base. But, taking some newer skirtings off tonight fixed to an external wall - I’ve found some evidence of rot on one of them and they all have greenish growth on them and what I hope is just a few cobwebs at...
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    Damp issue/Re-Rendering and drainage issue

    Don’t know if anyone could offer advice on this. We had exterior work done and cause was a badly fitted pipe running to drain. Exterior is now not letting in any water as have proper drainage/re-rendered . Kitchen company Builders have been to replace damaged plaster internally and think there...
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    Damp issue/Re-Rendering and drainage issue

    The kitchen company are making good the interior once the outside is sorted and yes, they should have spotted it. Pipe is at floor level and isn't causing the damp, but part of the quote as it isn't flowing into the drain below the wall that needs sorting. Wall is partly rendered, but render is...
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    Damp issue/Re-Rendering and drainage issue

    Hi Not sure If I'm allowed to ask this, but having an issue with damp in our kitchen following an new fitting. We've been told we need outside re-rendered as blockwork at bottom is exposed and also recommended a drainage system at the base (currently chippings and a poorly fitted pipe into...
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    Rot strands on concrete floor??

    Cheers for the replies. In terms of identifying the cause of the rotten skirting - the floor seems dry so if it is a leak from window I assume that might become evident now I have a big whole on the skirting next time it rains??
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    Rot strands on concrete floor??

    Not sure of anyone can help. I've just discovered that a patch of skirting board in the corner of our living room is completely rotten. This is beneath a window where we had damp proof work done 4 years with new skirting board as well as some of the adjoining skirting board against an internal...
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    Cracks in Render from wall tie issue - temporary filling

    Hi I have cracks in my rendered back wall traveling down from the window. Advised this is wall tie damage, but not something we can afford to get sorted until next year. What's the best thing to use to fill the cracks to try and prevent water ingress before the wind and rain starts to kick in...
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