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Damp proof company reccommendations please


caz

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Our vendor used http://www.dampworks.com/.


this is because we stipulated the following:


The work would need to be carried out Contractor who will fully comply with BS6576 and that they employee a surveyor with CSRT or CTIS CRDS qualifications to carry out the work (and preferably would be a member of the Property Care Association (PCA)).


We would want the work that is carried out to come with a Guarantee which is insurance backed, able to be transferred to any future owner and that the guarantee covers the workmanship as well as the products used and that the same contractor undertakes the new DPC and the associated re-plastering

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