I have a 1930s house, no damp proofing beneath the ground floor concrete. For various reasons the floor is very uneven and I need it levelling out so that new flooring can be installed
The concrete is reading very high moisture, some parts have old bitumen which looks like it is crumbling away
I’ve had a flooring company round to quote to level the floor. They have included a layer of liquid DPM (FBallsF77).
Their price to level the floor (bringing the floor up around 20mm across 26sqm and adding the DPM) is just under 2k
My thoughts here are - should I just get a builder to dig out the ground floor, install a DPM and then pour a new floor?
Thanks in advance for any advice
The concrete is reading very high moisture, some parts have old bitumen which looks like it is crumbling away
I’ve had a flooring company round to quote to level the floor. They have included a layer of liquid DPM (FBallsF77).
Their price to level the floor (bringing the floor up around 20mm across 26sqm and adding the DPM) is just under 2k
My thoughts here are - should I just get a builder to dig out the ground floor, install a DPM and then pour a new floor?
Thanks in advance for any advice