Rising damp, wet walls and mould treated at the source, then your walls restored and repainted. Serving Nelson Mandela Bay and the Eastern Cape.
Damp rarely fixes itself. The sooner the cause is found, the less plaster, paint and flooring you have to replace.
Each job starts with finding where the water comes from: rising from the ground, pushing through the wall or condensation inside.
Treatment for walls where the damp proof course has failed or was never installed.
Cracks, failed render and leaking details sealed so rain stops coming through the wall.
Moisture barriers for walls, slabs, foundations and below ground areas.
Structural and hairline cracks sealed before they let water in.
Damaged plaster removed, walls skimmed and refinished once the damp is fixed.
Primers and coatings from Dulux, Plascon and ABE to protect the finished wall.
The same five steps on every property, so you know exactly what happens and when.
We find the failure points, leak sources and the real cause of the problem.
You get a clear explanation and a written quotation for the right lasting solution.
Surfaces are cleaned, repaired and primed so the products bond and last.
Waterproofing, damp proofing or paint systems applied with care and precision.
Quality check, walkthrough with you and simple maintenance advice.
Based in Gqeberha, serving Nelson Mandela Bay and towns across the province.
Rising damp happens when ground moisture moves up through the wall because the damp proof course is missing, damaged or bridged, for example by a raised paving or garden level.
Because the paint was covering the symptom, not stopping the moisture. Until the source is fixed, water keeps moving through the wall and pushes the new paint off again.
The cause of the damp, the length and height of wall affected, how much plaster has to be replaced and the finish required. We confirm all of this on site before quoting.
Only once the wall and new plaster have dried out properly. Painting too early traps moisture, so we check the wall before the final coats go on.
No. Paint over a wet wall will bubble and peel again within months. The source of the moisture has to be fixed first, then the wall can be restored and painted.
Yes. We inspect the problem, explain the cause and give you a written quotation at no cost.
We are based in Gqeberha and work across Nelson Mandela Bay, including Kariega and Despatch, and the wider Eastern Cape such as Jeffreys Bay, Port Alfred and East London.