Sorry to raise another damp question, but I checked through the archives and couldn't find an answer.
Due to a survey report of damp in my house, at the time of purchasing, I installed a chemical dpc. The house was built in 1900. This, together with the other work that was done at the time seemed to cure the problem, all except one wall. The house was recently included in the Northern Ireland Home Conditions Survey. The surveyor who inspected the house felt that the damp proofing company had simply forgotten to install the dpc on this one wall.
Is there any way to check that silicone was injected into the brickwork? If there is no silicone in the wall this would a breach of the guarantee.
Cheers
Due to a survey report of damp in my house, at the time of purchasing, I installed a chemical dpc. The house was built in 1900. This, together with the other work that was done at the time seemed to cure the problem, all except one wall. The house was recently included in the Northern Ireland Home Conditions Survey. The surveyor who inspected the house felt that the damp proofing company had simply forgotten to install the dpc on this one wall.
Is there any way to check that silicone was injected into the brickwork? If there is no silicone in the wall this would a breach of the guarantee.
Cheers