MOST JOBS
The Wirral and Chester
Heswall, Neston, Parkgate, Willaston, West Kirby, Bebington, Birkenhead, Wallasey, Ellesmere Port and Chester. Same-week surveys as a rule.
WIRRAL · MERSEYSIDE · CHESHIRE
Woodworm, wet rot and dry rot.
Damp brings decay with it. Wet rot, dry rot and active woodworm are identified, the affected timber is cut out and replaced, the surrounding structure is treated, and the moisture that caused it is dealt with so it does not come back.
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EXPERIENCE
38+ years in the trade
GUARANTEE
30 years on all damp work
QUOTES
Free, in writing, after a survey
INSURANCE
£1m public liability
WHAT IT IS
Timber & woodworm treatment
Damp brings decay with it. We identify wet rot, dry rot and active woodworm, cut out and replace affected timber, treat the surrounding structure, and deal with the moisture source that caused it.
QUESTIONS
Asked about this every week.
Do you charge for a quote?
Quotes are free. We look at the property, establish the mechanism, and price the repair before anything is booked in.
How long does the work take?
Most single-room damp proofing and replastering jobs are two to four days on site. The drying afterwards takes longer than the work itself, and we will tell you how long to allow for your walls.
WHERE
Forty miles around Heswall.
Based in Heswall, working across the Wirral, Cheshire, Merseyside, Flintshire and into Greater Manchester. Forty miles is the limit. Anywhere inside that, ask.
ALSO COVERED
Cheshire, Merseyside and further out
Liverpool, Southport, Runcorn, Warrington, Northwich, Stockport, Manchester and Macclesfield. Surveys booked around jobs already running nearby.
ALSO COVERED
Flintshire and the North Wales coast
Mold, Flint, Connah’s Quay, Holywell, Buckley, Wrexham and Rhyl. Surveys booked around jobs already running nearby.
RELATED
Damp is often more than one thing at once, and the mechanism decides the repair.
CONTACT
Send a photo of the wall.
Quickest route is WhatsApp with a photograph of the affected wall and, if you can, one of the outside face of the same wall. That is often enough for an initial view before a survey is booked.