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Damp proofing and timber treatment specialists…
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Anthony P Cross and Son is a Wirral based damp proofing company that specialises in the treatment of all types of structural damp problems. We have over 30 years’ experience in treating and repairing the damage that damp causes in a property.
Rising damp
Rising damp is commonly found in the walls of your property, it can be easily identified as it causes wet patches at the bottom of the affected walls. Rising damp is caused by the ingress of ground water soaking up into the masonry and plaster work. Normally this is caused by a breakdown of the original damp proof course but can be associated with an elevated external ground level.
An elevated external ground level can attributed to a number of things such as the construction of patios that raise the ground level above the original damp proof course.
Other causes
Other causes of damp in walls can be attributed to leaking gutters/down pipes, cracks or defects in the external brick work, poor pointing work etc. Whatever the cause of your damp problems Anthony P Cross and Son damp proofing Wirral can help.
We can help
We can diagnose, treat and repair any type of problem that you have, we have over 30 years’ experience in the damp proofing trade. Our company is used by, local authorities, estate agents and property development companies.
We offer a fast, professional and clean service and all our work is fully guaranteed. If you have damp problems in your property then why not give Anthony P Cross and Son damp proofing Wirral a call today for a free estimate.
Our services
Rising Damp
Wet Rot
Dry Rot
Timber Preservation
Flood Repair
Plastering and Rendering
To treat rising damp in a wall eff
ectively, there are certain procedures that have
to be taken. The first step is to remove the damp plaster work normally up to 1 meter
high.
The next step is to treat the wall by chemical injection; this is to prevent the damp from rising from the ground up into the masonry work.
We then render the wall with a traditional sand and cement render that contains a
waterproofing additive. We then re-
Damp proofing
