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How to repair buildings after floodingSpeak to real people now on 01626 872886 - qualified staff can provide immediate FREE advice, to avoid unnecessary work and expense - telephone calls are at normal, national call rates. PRIORITY - Buy some of our Self Filling 'Sand' Bags - store flat and dry, when needed just wet the bag and the gel powder inside expands to fill it automatically. Re-Useable - dry out and re-use as many times as you like (if hung up to dry). 1. Use an Electrical Moisture Meter to check walls and floors - you are looking to bring timbers below 18% and masonry below 2%, but contaminating 'salts' may leave you with higher readings. 2. Install a Humidity Meter to monitor the dampness in the air in the building - try to bring the Relative Humidity below 60% on the meter. 3. Use a Surface Thermometer or Thermal Imaging Camera to test the walls - these can show up temperature differences and therefore highlight cold spots. 4. Drill and install Dry Rot Sensors in wet walls and wood - these will change colour if Dry Rot becomes active. 5. Sterilise walls and floors with Sterilising Solution - to kill bacteria and viruses, from sewage 6. Neutralise salts in plaster using Salt Neutraliser before plastering or lining - this 'kills' the salt - salt tends to suck moisture from the air, making walls damp and ruining decorations. 7. Repair timber floor joists with Bower Beam repair plates - joist ends can be saved, no need to scrap good timber. 8. Repair large floor timbers with Timber-Resin Splice Kits - no size or span limits, retain all sound wood. 9. Treat joists and Beams with Boron Gel and Paste - no need to scrap damp wood, Boron based preservatives kill all rots, Guaranteed. 10. Seal damp concrete or solid floors with Epoxy Seal Coating - no need to wait until dry, full vapour barrier. 11. Damp proof walls with Ultra Proof Cream injection DPC - no smell, quick and clean to install. 12. Tank all below ground walls with Tanking Slurry coating - easy to apply waterproof paint, water based. 13. Replaster partly damaged walls with Renderproof in sand and cement - this concentrate acts as a waterproofer, salt inhibitor and plasticiser. The sand and cement holds back any 'salts' in the wall, preventing damage to skim plaster and decorations. 14. Line all totally stripped walls with Mesh Membrane - dimply, plastic sheet - allows direct plastering or lining with boards for instant dry walls - no need to delay decorations. Home | Damp | Plastering | Membrane | Damp Meters | Anti-Mould Additives | Privacy Policy | Returns Policy | Contact Use any of our Shopping Pages to place goods in your Shopping Basket - they all use the same Shopping Cart system. Click to view your Shopping Basket or continue shopping by clicking on one of our Shops below. OUR SHOPPING PAGES
Site written by: David Moore David Moore, B.A. (Hons.), C.T.I.S., C.R.D.S. Technical Author Google+ Other Property Repair Systems Sites:www.boron.org.uk - how to use Boron based insecticides/fungicides to treat timber rots and insect attack www.deck-treatment.co.uk - how to treat patio decks and yacht decks www.dryrot.biz - how to kill Dry Rot in buildings www.drywallandfloor.co.uk - membranes for lining damp walls, floors, basements and cellars www.epoxy-info.co.uk - resins for repairing and sealing all types of masonry www.fire-door-paint.co.uk - upgrade doors to 30 minutes fire resistance www.joist-repair.co.uk - how to quickly repair joists and beams of any size www.propertyrepairsystems.co.uk - our Home Site www.steel-fire-paint.co.uk - treat steel with Intumescent Paint to provide fire protection www.timber.org.uk - systems of repair, with step by step methods www.timber-repair.co.uk - how to repair timber beams www.woodworm-info.co.uk - how to kill and prevent woodworm and death watch beetle www.woodworm-expert-advice-forum.org.uk - all your questions and our answers about woodworm treatment DIY |