Hi - I've got an issue with a damp smell although no obvious mould anywhere. I've had a company in to test the whole house and they have suggested some work to be done. I know I need to improve the underfloor ventilation in the hall (currently none) but do I also need to remove the rubble under the wooden floorboards too? This would add a substantial amount to the bill and if possible I would prefer to avoid that as well as any potential damage to the floorboards.
Do I need to remove rubble or put in ventilation - or both?
- Thread starter rosglo
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Most look like that, ventilation is the key
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