Untreated timber decking is vulnerable to rain, UV radiation & more. Read on for a guide on how to treat outdoor wooden decking.
Read moreWhen starting a wood restoration project, preparation is key. Any wood that has been exposed to the elements for an extended period of time will have built-up dirt, grime, algae, mould or other biological growth on its surface. The first step of any outdoor wood restoration project is to clean it all off prior to further treatment. Dirt, debris and…
Read moreThe Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act came into force on 20th March 2019. According to the UK Government, the purpose of this Act is to ensure that rented properties are:
Read moreIn this article, learn about the threats of biological growth and woodworm and find out how to treat them.
Read moreWhen Emerald Damp Specialists stepped inside a severely damp bungalow in Swindon, they knew they had to help. Along with 70 other companies and over 150 volunteers who donated their time and expertise, Emerald Damp Specialists resolved the extreme damp and mould problems at the property free-of-charge. For this project, ensuring that a valued member of the community had a…
Read moreThis section explains the correct way to treat rising damp
Read moreWoodworm sizes vary, but they usually grow to around 6 mm in length. They propel themselves forward through wood with their ridged bodies. When the adult beetle leaves the timber to mate, it makes bigger exit holes.The precise method of woodworm and wood-boring beetle treatment will depend on which species is attacking the timber. There are many species of woodworm…
Read morePenetrating damp is the process of moisture moving from the exterior wall of a building to the interior.
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