I mean where they inject along the brick-work ever 6-12" to block rising damp.
We have this along the long north wall of our house apart from at one end, which is exactly where we have some damp inside - coincidence?!
The only other evidence of rising damp is on a converted green-house, now a garden room at one end. About 12'.
Is having this done quite quick and painless or is it a big, expensive job? Our house is made of Victorian brick?
Do we need a specialist renovation company or is it something a builder can do if they have the right tool?
We have this along the long north wall of our house apart from at one end, which is exactly where we have some damp inside - coincidence?!
The only other evidence of rising damp is on a converted green-house, now a garden room at one end. About 12'.
Is having this done quite quick and painless or is it a big, expensive job? Our house is made of Victorian brick?
Do we need a specialist renovation company or is it something a builder can do if they have the right tool?