Damp spots on walls - Cold bridging? Condensation? Other?
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Thank you all for your responses. I feel that there are probably multiple fixes to do in order to gain some control of this damp situation. Fixing the gutters is surely one of them! I'm hoping that the burst pipe hypotheses is not the accurate one.... I have an independent damp surveyor coming out next week and after having a good conversation with him yesterday, I'm feeling confident that he will identify the source/s and we can move forward from there....
As a general rule, I've heard people suggest that damp issues are typically not too much to worry about and they can typically be fixed.... Is that something you would agree with? Or could any historic damp have had knock on effects, e.g. structurally...
As a general rule, I've heard people suggest that damp issues are typically not too much to worry about and they can typically be fixed.... Is that something you would agree with? Or could any historic damp have had knock on effects, e.g. structurally...
Long term damp, can cause any timber to rot, as in floors and joists.
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