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Victorian Terrace in Lincoln — Rising Damp Diagnosed & Treated
A landlord suspected rising damp in a Victorian terrace after a tenant complained of persistent wet patches. Our survey identified a failed damp proof course and salt contamination. LWR Group delivered a full chemical DPC injection and re-plaster.
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The Problem
Tide marks up to 1m high on internal walls, peeling plaster, musty smell, and salt deposits.
What We Found
Moisture readings above 20% at ground level, failed bitumen DPC, bridging by external ground levels.
The Solution
Chemical DPC injection, removal of contaminated plaster, replastering with salt-resistant render, lowering of external ground levels.
The Outcome
Six-month follow-up moisture readings below 4%. Tenant satisfied. Property re-let at market rate.
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