DPC Cream
A physical damp proofing course is a waterproof layer that is built into the base of a wall to prevent the absorption of ground water into the home.
Where a damp proofing course is missing or has been rendered ineffective then it is possible to inject a damp proofing cream to stop rising damp. Rising damp in buildings usually occurs where a physical damp proof course has been bridged or damaged.
- Abutting soil, paving or concrete located at a level that bridges the damp proof course
- Render coats or mortar pointing that extends across the line of the DPC
- Blockages in wall cavities that build up to a level higher than that of the waterproof layer
- Structural movement or building alterations that break the continuity of the damp course
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