Rising damp is a proliferation of water and humidity beneath the subfloor and walls of building. It can be a simple problem with ancestral houses that are constructed with block or sandstone foundations. These substructures can act like a sponge to the humidness in the land, soaking up water into walls and leaving you with the ugly effects of rising damp.

Many properties that do not have damp course fitted (a plastic lining) have more possibility of Rising Damp. Careless piece of work meanwhile the induction of concrete slab and pathetic water drain on high land inclines can also set up serious challenges for home and building owners. Outdated or futile waterproofing membranes can also be the defaulter when attempting to find the disadvantaged areas.