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A simple definition of Rising damp is ground water entering the inner structure of a building by capillary action. Water that enters a building through any other way is not rising damp.

In walls, Rising damp can be successfully treated by installing a chemical damp proof course, in accordance with British Standard 6576 and replacing the salt contaminated plaster. Failure to replace the plaster will result in future spoiling of the plaster and any decorative finish.

In damp solid floors, rising damp can be eliminated by applying a liquid damp proof membrane followed by a protective layer of screed.

For long term success in treating rising damp all recommendations contained in our survey must be followed.