02034885569
Contact@carehomesolution.co.uk
02034885569
Contact@carehomesolution.co.uk 
We strive in providing excellent service in every job we do insuring our customer feel confident in the important decisions they make our their properties.
We value the importance of adhering to The Consumer Rights Act 2015 and ensuring every customer feel positive in the decision they have made in choosing to make improvements on their home with us.
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 stands as the cornerstone of consumer
protection in home renovation and repair contracts. It mandates that any
service provided, including home improvement work, must be carried out
with reasonable care and skill, within a reasonable time, and for a
reasonable cost if not agreed upon in advance. This means that
tradespeople or contractors have a legal obligation to deliver work that
meets satisfactory standards, adheres to industry practices, and
complies with relevant building regulations.
We provide various different types of insulation for flooring and roof. We also do removal of old insulations such as spray foam and fibre glass insulation.
Our services will increase your properties overall value.
Our surveyors have the best technology for carrying out the right procedures when checking you roof for dampness. We
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Spray foam insulation problems as noted below
It can cause condensation to become out of balance in the winter which can make untreated timbers vulnerable to decay.
Lenders are increasingly unwilling to lend on properties with spray
foam insulation, making it hard for homeowners to sell as buyers
struggle to get a mortgage.
Equity release firms will not lend on properties with spray foam insulation.
Masonry materials such as brick, stone,
and concrete are inherently porous, meaning they can absorb considerable
amounts of water. This water absorption can lead to several problems,
including efflorescence, which manifests as white, chalky deposits on
the surface. Efflorescence indicates that water is moving through the
masonry, potentially causing long-term damage.
Another significant issue
is spalling, which occurs when water penetrates the masonry, freezes,
and then expands, causing the masonry to flake, chip, or even break off
in large chunks. This can compromise the structural integrity of the
building over time.
A few key facts about damp proofing
Prevents structural damage and costly repairs.
Improves indoor air quality and health benefits.
Increases property value.
One of our surveyors would do a thorough inspections throughout your home to see if you can benefit from this service using our lastest technology damp readers.
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