Areas we cover across Teesside
Work runs across the whole TS postcode area, taking in the Headland at Hartlepool, the Georgian core of Yarm, the cliff-top villas above Saltburn and the modern estates at Ingleby Barwick. Diagnosis is made against how the houses in your own street were built and what weather that elevation takes, rather than against a national call centre script.
Damp behaves differently street by street. Solid nine-inch brick with a perished slate course behaves nothing like a 1980s filled cavity, and a cliff-top elevation at Saltburn takes weather that a sheltered close in Ingleby Barwick never sees. Pick your area for the local detail, or go straight to the quote form.
Damp proofing in Middlesbrough
TS1 to TS8, Victorian terraces, coal cellars and old slate damp proof courses.
Damp proofing in Stockton
TS18 to TS21, Georgian and Victorian stock, deep cellars, riverside ground.
Damp proofing in Billingham
TS22 and TS23, post-war estates, flat roofs and winter condensation.
Damp proofing in Redcar
TS10, coastal exposure, salt-attacked render and wind-driven rain.
Damp proofing in Saltburn
TS12, Victorian seaside villas, cliff-top exposure and conservation detail.
Damp proofing in Guisborough
TS14, hillside run-off from the moors, sandstone cottages and older brick.
Damp proofing in Hartlepool
TS24 to TS26, Headland exposure, Victorian terraces and Seaton Carew sand.
Damp proofing in Yarm
TS15, Georgian High Street property, listed buildings and riverside cellars.
Damp proofing in Eaglescliffe
TS16, interwar semis, early cavity walls and retrofit insulation issues.
Damp proofing in Ingleby Barwick
TS17, modern estate housing, airtight construction and heavy clay ground.
Damp proofing in Thornaby
TS17, mixed Victorian, interwar and post-war stock with rendered walls.