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Book a Professional Damp Survey

Treating damp without understanding the cause often leads to wasted money and ongoing problems.

 

If you want a clear, honest diagnosis before committing to any work, speak directly with DampLine today.

What Happens During a Damp Survey?

Our damp surveys are diagnostic-led and focused on identifying the true source of moisture before any recommendations are made. We do not assume treatments are required — we confirm the cause first.

  • Internal and external inspection of affected areas

  • Moisture profiling using professional equipment

  • Identification of rising damp, penetrating damp, or condensation

  • Assessment of ventilation, insulation, and building fabric

  • Clear differentiation between damp types

  • Honest, evidence-based findings

This Is Not a Sales Visit

Unlike many damp companies, DampLine does not sell treatments by default. Our priority is diagnosis first — not chemical damp proof courses, not unnecessary replastering, and not short-term cosmetic fixes.

You will only be advised to carry out work if it is genuinely required and supported by evidence. This approach is central to our Independent Damp Survey, which focuses purely on diagnosis before any treatment is considered.

Who Should Book a Damp Survey?

  • Homeowners unsure what type of damp they are dealing with

  • Properties where previous damp treatments have failed

  • Buyers or sellers needing clarity before a transaction

  • Landlords dealing with recurring mould or moisture issues

  • Anyone advised to carry out damp work without a clear diagnosis

We provide professional damp surveys across all the areas we cover throughout the North East​

Get Clarity Before Any Damp Treatment

Treating damp without understanding the cause often leads to wasted money and ongoing problems. If you want a clear, honest diagnosis before committing to any work, speak directly with DampLine today.

For full transparency, you can view our Damp Survey Cost before booking - with no hidden fees or pressure.

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