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Damp and timber survey in the North East

10 providers offering damp and timber survey in or across the North East, including national firms. A surveyor with a recognised qualification such as the PCA’s Certificated Surveyor in Remedial Treatment (CSRT).

10 damp surveyorsthe North East
Who needs oneBuyers of older homes, anyone with visible damp, mould or musty smells, or ahead of renovation work
Who can do itA surveyor with a recognised qualification such as the PCA’s Certificated Surveyor in Remedial Treatment (CSRT)
WhenBefore buying, or as soon as damp or timber problems appear

10 damp surveyors for the North East

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Peter Cox

Based in Not stated – UK branch network · Covers Branches across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Accreditation stated by provider: CHAS, Constructionline, Which? Trusted Traders
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Protectahome

Based in South Wales (offices in Cardiff, Newport, Llanelli and Caldicot) · Covers Nationwide from 11 offices incl. Cardiff, Newport, Llanelli, Caldicot, Bristol, Cheltenham, Bromsgrove and Plymouth Accreditation stated by provider: PCA, TrustMark, BPCA, Constructionline, CHAS, BSI
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About damp and timber survey

A damp and timber survey investigates the cause of damp, mould or timber decay in a property, which matters before buying a home, before renovation work, or whenever damp shows up and you need to know what’s actually causing it.

Getting signed off in England

In England, your council’s building control team or a registered building control approver checks the work. They issue a completion or final certificate once they have the reports they need, such as the as-built SAP, EPC, air test and any sound or ventilation test results.

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