Damp man

shortone

Can anyone recommend some to fix damp in semi detached house in east Belfast. I have had two men out and not only are their quotes £1000's different, what they say is poles apart too. Really don't know who to believe so any guidance/recommendations would be appreciates:A

globalds

could you post some photo's and a few descriptions ..

It is pretty important to help anyone offer advice

OneStepBeyond

You might consider getting an independent remedial consultant to have a look at the damp problem first. have a look at this thread for details:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/63590599#Comment_63590599

Bigcammy

All I could think of when I saw the title of this thread was what a rubbish superpower this guy would have had......SORRY!

rolo1_2

Possibly buy a de-humidifier and see if that helps first?

rolo1_2

Bigcammy wrote: »

All I could think of when I saw the title of this thread was what a rubbish superpower this guy would have had......SORRY!

LoL - Be good at putting out little tiny fires possibly?

warmhands.coldheart

Why does it have to be a Damp Man? Why couldn't it be a Damp Woman...........???????? Hmmmmmmmmmmm

Cotta

Bigcammy wrote: »

All I could think of when I saw the title of this thread was what a rubbish superpower this guy would have had......SORRY!

He's a NI superhero, he brings unending rain.

Ticked

Before you spend, check for a reason for the damp. Frequently it can be a blocked gutter, cracked downpipe, outside ground (flower bed or path) above the DPC level, cracked or blocked drain, damaged pointing, blocked air vent, cracked roof tile or lead tile, leaking flashing, and probably lots more that those more experienced than me could add. I can't recommend anyone to advise you as I've never used anyone working with damp. Someone will have!