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Dampcoursing help!

unicorn1984 · 2013-12-04 12:33:44

Hi. Myself and my partner are buying our first home, we have had the mortgage offer and we have the deposit etc, have a conveyancer, and have found a house we love, our offer was accepted and the owners are keen to move to suit us, and have given the notice on our rental house. All ticking along nicely. Today we have had…

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unicorn1984 Posts: 113 Forumite

17 December 2013 at 10:57AM

FR_262 wrote: »

I got a surveyor's report on a house and it said there was damp in the dining room. When the damp course man came round he couldn't find any damp. So no DPC needed!

Phew.... thanks for this. I'm sure that it wont be anything to worry about, just hearing the story from my Mum about my Stepbrothers house made me panic. I am going to contact the firm who carried out the damp-coursing to find out exactly where in the property they carried out the work.

Thanks

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