Soft or crumbling wood is often a sign that timber has been weakened by moisture, decay or insect activity.
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Stained internal walls are often a sign that moisture is affecting the building fabric or internal finishes.
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Weak or sagging floorboards can indicate deterioration within the floor structure.
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Stained internal walls are often a sign that moisture is affecting the building fabric or internal finishes.
Learn MoreCondensation on windows is usually a sign of excess moisture within the property.
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Mould on walls or ceilings is usually a sign that excess moisture is present within the property.
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Damp patches that appear or worsen after rain are often a sign that moisture is entering the property through the external building fabric.
Learn MorePeeling paint or plaster is often a sign that moisture is affecting the internal wall surface or the plaster system beneath it.
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Weak or sagging floorboards can indicate deterioration within the floor structure.
Learn MoreRotting skirting boards are often a sign that moisture is affecting the lower sections of internal walls or adjoining floor timbers
Learn MoreSoft or crumbling wood is often a sign that timber has been weakened by moisture, decay or insect activity.
Learn MoreHoles in timber can be a sign of wood-boring insect activity, commonly referred to as woodworm.
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