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Leaky house. Would a surveyor help?
On Dec 30, 2:05*pm, Another Dave wrote:
1928 2-storey detached house. Top storey rendered and somebody put cavity insulation in 10 years ago ( I've owned it for four years). Rising damp at the rear and both ends of the upper story have got penetrating damp - I think. Rather than get estimates from people with vested interests, would I be better off paying a surveyor to tell me definitively what's wrong and, if so, how much would he cost? Another Dave Why not DIY for very little cost? Plenty of expertise here. Be sure it's not condensation. |
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