
Rising Damp Treatments in Hull
Protect your property. Eliminate damp for good.

All About Rising Damp
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What is Rising Damp?
Rising damp is caused by groundwater moving up through the walls and floors of your home. It typically affects older UK properties without a functioning damp-proof course (DPC).
Common Signs of Rising Damp:
Tide marks or discoloured walls
Peeling wallpaper or blistering paint
Musty odour and mould near skirting boards
Damp, crumbling plaster
Rotting skirting boards or timber floors
If you’re noticing these signs—act early to prevent serious structural and health issues.Rising damp is caused by groundwater moving up through the walls and floors of your home. It typically affects older UK properties without a functioning damp-proof course (DPC).
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How Do We Treat It?
Our Proven Rising Damp Treatment Process
At Dovedale Dampcure, we use a methodical, science-backed approach to eradicate damp from your property:
Comprehensive Damp Survey
Moisture meter & thermal imagingWall probe inspection
Detailed report & recommendations
Specialist Damp-Proofing Injection System
Cream-based silane/siloxane DPCForms a water-repellent barrier in brickwork
Internal Restoration
Removal of salt-contaminated plaster
Breathable re-plastering system
Optional Add-Ons
Condensation management (e.g. PIV installation)Timber treatment for wood rot or beetle infestation
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Why Choose Dovedale Dampcure Services Ltd?
Local experts in Hull & East Yorkshire
Fast service with regional knowledge
Quality surveyors
Honest, evidence-based assessments
20-Year Guarantee
Long-lasting peace of mind
5-Star Customer Reviews
Trusted by hundreds of UK homeowners
Client: Mrs. Ellis, Hull
“I was shocked by how quickly they identified the problem and fixed it. The house feels warmer and drier already!”

FAQs
How do I know if I have rising damp or condensation?
We perform detailed diagnostics to differentiate—our report will clarify the source and solution.
How do I know if I have rising damp or condensation?
We perform detailed diagnostics to differentiate—our report will clarify the source and solution.
Is treatment disruptive?
We aim to keep disruption minimal. Most homes are back to normal within 1–2 days post-treatment.
How much does it cost?
Every home is different. Quotes are free and tailored following a survey.
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