Hello, i'm hoping somebody could help. I have a house built around 1890. It's an end terrace and an offshot on the back with the kitchen in. The kitchen and dining room are both concrete floors while the living room to the front is a suspended timber floor.
I've just lifted the lino in the kitchen to replace it and it has mould underneath and in some places the concrete is darker, which im assuming is damp. There is definitely no leaks anywhere and the walls above are all dry. With the house being so old im guessing there wont have been any damp course in, although it has been injected within the last few years.
Is it just as simple as sealing the floor before relaying the lino or will it require more work?
I've just lifted the lino in the kitchen to replace it and it has mould underneath and in some places the concrete is darker, which im assuming is damp. There is definitely no leaks anywhere and the walls above are all dry. With the house being so old im guessing there wont have been any damp course in, although it has been injected within the last few years.
Is it just as simple as sealing the floor before relaying the lino or will it require more work?
