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Damp Proofing in Blackpool

At Home Energy Save GB, we can expertly identify and treat all types of damp in accordance with British Standards, offering long-lasting solutions to protect your home from moisture damage and maintain a healthy, dry living environment.

WHY CHOOSE US?

When it comes to damp issues, trust Home Energy Save GB to not only diagnose the problem accurately but also to provide effective solutions backed by decades of industry experience.

Book your FREE Comprehensive Damp Survey now or call us on 0800 065 4044 to take the first step towards a drier and healthier home.

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What is Damp Proofing?

Damp proofing prevents moisture from entering your home through walls, floors, or the roof. It typically uses barriers such as membranes, sealants, or other materials to block issues like rising damp, condensation, or water from outside.

For homeowners, effective damp proofing helps protect the building’s structure, prevents damage to plaster and timber, and reduces the risk of mould.

Damp Proofing Experts in Blackpool

At Home Energy Save, we provide damp proofing solutions with guarantees of up to 25 years, offering long-term protection and peace of mind. With over 40 years of experience, we’ve built a solid reputation for dependable, high-quality service.

Our accredited team follows strict safety and quality guidelines, and we’re committed to delivering results that meet your expectations. When you choose Home Energy Save, you’re choosing a team that prioritises your property and brings proven experience and reliability.

Free Damp Survey in Blackpool

Concerned about damp or mould in your home? We offer a free damp proofing survey for homeowners across Blackpool.

Our experienced team will assess your property and provide straightforward advice on how to address any damp problems. You’ll receive a detailed, no-obligation report to help you decide on the best way to keep your home dry and well maintained.

Benefits of Damp Proofing

prevents structural damage

Prevents structural damage.

improved air quality

Improved air quality.

prevents damp and mould

Prevents damp and mould growth.

increases house value

Increases your property value.

protects belongings

Protects your belongings.

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Rising Damp Solutions In Blackpool

Rising damp is usually treated by injecting a silicone-based damp proof course into the affected wall. If necessary, damaged plaster is removed and replaced with renovating plaster or a cavity wall membrane system designed for damp control.

Many UK homes already have a damp proof course, but problems can still arise if it was poorly installed, has deteriorated, or if the external ground level is too high and bypasses the barrier.

We offer treatments backed by a 25-year guarantee, providing your home with lasting and dependable protection.

Interested in damp proofing for your home in Blackpool?

Contact our team at Home Energy Save today to find out how we can help.

Penetrating Damp Solutions in Blackpool

If you’ve noticed mould, damp patches, or watermarks, it could be a sign of penetrating damp.

One of our qualified surveyors will examine your property to identify the cause and recommend a suitable solution. This might involve removing affected materials, using a waterproof membrane to aid drying, and repairing any external issues like damaged masonry or roofing. To help stop the problem coming back, we’ll apply a water-repellent coating to the outside of your home.

All our work includes a 25-year guarantee, giving you confidence that your home is well protected.

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Why Choose Home Energy Save?

At Home Energy Save, we pride ourselves on holding a number of well-recognised accreditations and certifications. These are:

Checkatrade Certified

KIWA Accredited. We are the only UK company to hold this cerification.

✓ Over 40 years experience in the industry.

✓ FREE initial surveys and assesments.
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What to Expect From Our FREE Damp Survey

One of our experienced surveyors will visit your home at a time that suits you.

They’ll use digital tools to carry out a thorough damp survey, identifying any problems and explaining what’s causing them, how your home is being affected, and the best way to resolve them. The survey is completely free.

Some of the recommended treatments may even help reduce your energy bills—which is why HMRC applies a lower VAT rate to them.

Interested in having a damp survey?


Contact our team at Home Energy Save today to find out how we can help.

Do I need damp proofing in Blackpool?

If you live in Blackpool and have noticed signs like damp patches, mould, or a lingering musty smell, there’s a good chance your home could benefit from damp proofing. The combination of older housing stock and high humidity from the coastal climate makes this a common issue in the area. Even if your home has had a damp proof course in the past, it can break down over time or become less effective due to structural changes or damage. It’s always worth getting it checked early before it leads to more serious problems like timber decay or heat loss.

Damp often reveals itself through subtle warning signs before it becomes a serious problem. You might see discoloured or stained patches on walls and ceilings, often with a tide-mark effect. Wallpaper or paint may start to peel or bubble, and you may notice mould growing around windows or in corners. A musty or earthy smell is another strong indicator that moisture is present somewhere in the building. Over time, untreated damp can damage plaster, warp skirting boards, and even affect the structural integrity of timber inside the walls.

There are three main causes of damp: rising damp, penetrating damp, and condensation. Rising damp occurs when moisture travels up through the walls from the ground, often due to a failed or missing damp proof course. Penetrating damp happens when water enters the property through external faults like cracked brickwork, leaking roofs, or blocked gutters. Condensation is usually caused by poor ventilation and high humidity indoors, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. Identifying the correct cause is key to applying the right solution.

When you book a damp survey with us, one of our qualified surveyors will visit your home at a time that works for you. They’ll carry out a detailed inspection using tools like moisture meters and thermal imaging to accurately assess any damp issues. They’ll explain what’s causing the problem, how it’s affecting your home, and what can be done to fix it. The survey is completely free and comes with no pressure or obligation to go ahead with the work.

Treatment depends on the type and cause of the damp. For rising damp, we usually inject a chemical damp proof course into the walls to form a new moisture barrier. If plaster has been damaged, it may be removed and replaced with a renovating plaster or a waterproof membrane system. For penetrating damp, we deal with the source—this might involve repairs to the roof, pointing, or external brickwork. Condensation can often be improved by installing ventilation systems or addressing insulation problems. We’ll recommend the most effective solution based on the results of your survey.

When done properly by experienced professionals, damp proofing should last for many years. At Home Energy Save, we offer treatments that come with guarantees of up to 25 years. That means you can trust the work to protect your property long into the future. The materials and methods we use are chosen for their reliability, and our team is fully accredited to carry out all work to high standards.

Yes, dealing with damp can improve the energy efficiency of your home. Damp walls lose heat much faster than dry ones, which means your heating has to work harder to keep your rooms warm. By resolving the moisture issue, your home becomes easier to heat and stays warmer for longer. Some damp proofing measures—particularly those that contribute to energy savings—are even eligible for reduced VAT rates under government schemes, which can help lower the cost of the work.