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Introduction Moisture is one of the main enemies of buildings. It can take many forms: façade infiltration, indoor condensation, leaking pipes, or a natural and
Introduction Rising damp is a physical phenomenon that affects many buildings. It occurs when water contained in the soil rises by capillarity through porous walls,
Introduction Moisture in buildings is a recurring issue in construction pathology. It can have several origins: waterproofing defects, rain infiltration, leaking pipes, indoor condensation… But
Introduction When homeowners consider installing a rising damp device, one of the first questions that arises is whether these systems require regular maintenance. Unlike traditional
Introduction Rising damp develops slowly, and its early symptoms are often subtle. Recognising the first signs can help homeowners understand that moisture is moving upward
Introduction When selling or renting a property, its condition directly affects its market value. Rising damp is one of the issues that can significantly lower
Introduction Old houses have a unique charm, but they are also more prone to rising damp. Built with traditional materials and often without a damp-proof
Introduction: a problem often underestimated Moisture in a home is one of the most common issues – but also one of the most underestimated. Many
Introduction When dealing with rising damp, many homeowners today look for modern solutions that avoid drilling, chemical injections, or invasive construction work. Among these non-invasive
Introduction Damp problems can have different origins: condensation, leaks, or rising damp. Although the signs may look similar, each type requires a different approach. Applying
