Damp Proofing Solihull

Damp Proofing Solihull - Shirley

Indoor Climate Solutions (ICS) Limited are based in Solihull, West Midlands, carrying out works throughout the Midlands. We are approved Contractors for Biokil Crown Ltd of Nottingham. and use only the latest environmental friendly chemicals.Indoor Climate Solutions (ICS) Limited are based in Solihull, West Midlands carrying out specialist damp proofing works, cellar tanking and timber treatments and offering solutions for condensation dampness throughout the Midlands. We are approved Contractors for Biokil Crown Ltd of Nottingham. and use only the latest environmental friendly chemicals. All chemicals manufactured by Biokil Crown Ltd to BS EN 9002 and are members of the British Wood Preserving and Damp Proofing Association.
We are local authority approved, Birmingham, Solihull and Sandwell Councils count amongst our satisfied customers along with Bournville Village Trust. We provide our services for local estate agents, letting agents, Building Contractors and the homeowner. We work on both domestic and commercial properties and are a Trust Mark Approved Company. We provide detailed survey reports, which are easy to understand and fixed price quotations are submitted to our clients. 30 Year Guarantees are provided on all completed specialist remedial works.Having over 28 years experience in all aspects of damp proofing works, including cellar tanking and eradication of True Dry Rot Fungus/Wood Boring insects etc. We have all the knowledge to provide an accurate diagnostic service and a professional and efficient service to all existing and future clients. Practically all building materials absorb water.This should not and need not be a problem.
In reality water is the single most damaging cause of structural decay. It is responsible for more building maintenance costs than any other cause.Dry Rot, Wet Rot, Rising, Lateral and Penetrating Dampness along with condensation, all arise because of unwanted and unnecessary water in buildings. These conditions create the perfect environment for the growth of fungi and the spread of wood destroying insects. If treatment is delayed for any reason the damage will be much more than cosmetic.
The fabric of the building will be damaged and its structural integrity threatened to a point where it will become unsafe.When the external signs become evident - damage has already begun. There should be no delay in undertaking remedial work. Delay will incur additional risk and cost.Rising Damp is a very real possibility wherever a wall is in contact with the ground. The soil, which normally has a high moisture content, acts as a reservoir.The evaporation of water from the surfaces of the wall exposed to the air cause the fabric of the wall to act as a `sponge' drawing moisture up from the ground, through the bricks, stone or mortar.
Depending on the construction and materials of the wall serious damage can occur anywhere up to 1.2 metres above ground level.Lack of, or the presence of an ineffective damp course will inevitably lead to Rising Damp and all the attendant damage that entails.