Parkside Construction · repair & building work
Damp Proofing & Timber Treatment in Dorset
Repairs matched to the diagnosed cause
Parkside Construction scopes damp-related repairs after inspection. Depending on the evidence, the appropriate response may involve rainwater goods, external levels, pointing or render, ventilation, plumbing, damaged finishes, timber repairs or a damp-proof course. A chemical injection is not treated as the default answer to every low-level moisture reading.
The repair proposal describes the agreed work and its limitations. Prices are provided in a written quotation after the condition and access have been reviewed; Parkside does not publish an invented fixed price for work that can vary substantially from one property to another.
Possible elements of an agreed repair scope
The work specified will depend on the inspection findings and may include:
Serving Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and Dorset
Appointment availability and the practical working area are confirmed for each enquiry. Properties around Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch range from traditional solid-wall buildings and converted flats to later cavity-wall houses. Exposure, shared external fabric, alterations, ground levels and access can all affect both the diagnosis and the work that can sensibly be quoted.
From inspection to written quotation
- Describe the symptoms, affected rooms, property age and any earlier repairs.
- Parkside confirms whether a paid survey, site inspection or another specialist is the appropriate first step.
- The cause, access and repair boundaries are reviewed before a written scope and quotation are issued.
- Any agreed work is kept separate from the survey findings, and there is no obligation to proceed.
For an independent paid diagnosis before considering repairs, start with the Dorset damp survey service. For common causes and cost factors, see how damp treatment is priced.
Useful answers
Frequently asked questions
Is a chemical damp proof course always required?
No. High moisture readings are often caused by bridged cavities, high masonry salt concentrations, leaking rain pipes, or plaster touching damp sub-concrete slabs. We specify the correct remedy based on moisture analysis first.
Do you repair plasterwork after treatment?
Where included in the agreed scope, Parkside Construction can remove damaged finishes and apply a compatible plaster or render system selected for the wall construction and diagnosed moisture conditions.