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probably cost you more to heat, but how do you know if you’ve got damp?
The usual tell-tale signs are: • A musty smell that you can’t get rid of, especially in your clothes and towels
• Mould or fungus forming on walls • Peeling or stained wallpaper • Rust marks on skirting boards, where nails are present
If you have spotted any of the warning signs above, then you need to tackle the damp in your home before it causes untold problems.
Some traditional solutions can cause mess inside and outside of your home. But Holland Damp Proofi ng’s innovative
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re you worried that you might have damp in your home? The cold, wet weather will make your home feel colder and
method can be installed quickly and effi ciently without causing disruption, and you won’t need to redecorate. It is also eco-friendly (as it uses no chemicals), permanent and carries a 20-year guarantee. Holland’s method works on most types of wall, so it doesn’t matter whether you live in a mansion or a ground fl oor maisonette.
It involves fi tting unique damp-
regulating bricks into specially prepared niches in the external walls which evaporate moisture, allowing the property to breathe and subsequently dry out.
To arrange for a free quotation, please contact Holland Damp Proofi ng on 0808 155 2571, www.dampproofi
ng.com
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The INDEX magazine February 2012
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