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Damp proofing

The link · 2009-08-04 21:19:30

Has anyone had old exterior house walls treated for damp. These walls appear to be solid block. The house was built around mid forties. I heard walls can be injected. Is this expensive. The house (bungalow) is about 35'x 20' detached. Does this work or are there better ways. Any ideas.

04-08-2009 9:19pm

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Has anyone had old exterior house walls treated for damp. These walls appear to be solid block. The house was built around mid forties. I heard walls can be injected. Is this expensive. The house (bungalow) is about 35'x 20' detached. Does this work or are there better ways.
Any ideas.

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#2 05-08-2009 6:55am

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There is a couple of different options but it usually starts with a survery by the company. Contact protim abrasives they specialise in this area. Having seen them do a lot of state houses this in exactly what they do.

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