Drying, restoration and the recovery of water damaged / flooded buildings
October 20th, 2020
All posts, Flood Restoration & Drying, Surveying, Water Damage
The purpose of this article is to expand your knowledge on the recovery of flooded / water damaged buildings. People often assume that the recovery time of buildings affected by an escape of water or flood is mainly dependent upon the duration of the flood event. The reality is however, that the duration of the event often has less influence on the recovery and the … read more
1: Property Care Association certified surveyor is NOT the same as Property Care Association Accredited Company.
Membership into the PCA is tough, and rightly so. Membership is only available to companies with a minimum two-year trading history and member companies must meet strict criteria before being approved. Proven financial stability, trained and qualified workforce both surveyors and technicians, Health and Safety approved and verified liability … read more
The New Protimeter ReachMaster Pro
May 14th, 2020
A new instrument for your tool kit, the Protimeter Reach master Pro, what is it? and why you need one!
I’ve long been a fan of Protimeter instruments, in fact the Protimeter SurveyMaster has been my go to instrument of choice throughout my surveying career. It’s robust, ergonomically designed, intuitive to use and very responsive in comparison to other models and manufacturers. It … read more
Flood resilience protection to this listed building in the city of York
February 14th, 2020
All posts, Flood Restoration & Drying, Surveying, Water Damage
Like many other parts of the country our City of York is also currently besieged by floodwater which has become a more frequent occurrence in recent years. The effects of rising river levels are devastating to local residents and business which are sited along our river banks. Yesterday following the recent horrific weather from storm Ciara, the water level on the river Ouse peaked at … read more
MOISTURE AND SALT DECAY IN MASONRY
February 14th, 2020
Suspect a leak?… here’s what to do next!
January 23rd, 2020
All posts, Damp / Rising Damp / Damp Proofing /, Flood Restoration & Drying, Surveying, Water Damage
Loosing pressure in your heating system, cold radiators, extortionate water bill’s or instant symptoms of damp? The chances are you have a leak!….
So, what to do next?……………………………………
Firstly, it’s always a good idea to contact your home insurers. Some home insurance policies cover what’s known as “Trace and Locate” or “Trace and Access” inspections. These are basically investigations to find your leak. You may … read more
How to save 5K on damp proofing?…….
January 21st, 2020
Moisture mapping, an ideal article for damp specialists, water damage practitioners or just budding surveyors.
October 23rd, 2019
All posts, Damp / Rising Damp / Damp Proofing /, Flood Restoration & Drying, Surveying, Water Damage
Condensation Humidity and Mould. A little bit of what you already know, what you don’t know and what you knew but have forgotten.
October 9th, 2019
All posts, Condensation, Damp / Rising Damp / Damp Proofing /, Energy Efficiency / Insulation Improvements, Mould Remediation, Surveying, Thermography / Thermal Imaging