Tim and Andy are CSDD qualified (Certified Surveyor in Damp Detection), are highly accomplished and have over 40 years experience in the construction industry between them. Both have received specialist training with the Damp Detectives enabling them to become experts in locating the source of damp within both residential and commercial properties. Tim and Andy will focus on identifying the source of the problem and will look to resolve the issue as efficiently as possible without masking it.
Damp Detectives is a national company with a strict regime when it comes to ensuring that the clients needs are met, and that surveys carried out are vigorous, accurate and transparent to the customer. As a general guide these surveys cost less than a basic home buyers survey so they are excellent value for money for properties suffering from damp. Their customers come from both private and commercial sectors.
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Tim and Andy cover all of the southern areas of the UK including:
Including:
Postcodes: BH, DT, PO, SO, SP
Get in touch using the contact form, from there our damp detectives will contact you to gather as much information as they can from you and discuss an estimated quote. If you choose to go ahead with the survey, Tim or Andy will book an appointment with you to visit the property and will liaise with any relevant parties where necessary in order to carry out the survey.
Our independent Damp Detectives will provide an independent, unbiased survey using specialist equipment to identify the root cause and suggest solutions to almost any mould, damp or condensation issue.
A survey of a smaller, residential property typically takes around three hours. The primary areas of concern will be investigated, along with a thorough property inspection to ensure that nothing is missed. They will also inspect any remedial measures that may have been implemented and assess their impact on the property.
If you have requested a full report of the findings, this will be generated after the inspection. At this point, Tim and Andy can advise on any appropriate corrective actions that may be required to help mitigate the problem.
Each customer will receive:
Ethical Quoting – After a no obligation assessment you will be given an idea of the initial cost of the survey. It’s worth noting that a survey is likely to cost less than a standard home buyer’s survey, offering great value for money.
Quick Response Time – If the required lead time for your survey is not possible after the initial assessment, you will be informed immediately.
Site Visit – If you are satisfied with the initial assessment, a site visit will be arranged in order to complete the survey.
Survey Report – During the site visit, our surveyors will collect all of the information needed to write a report. If you request a written report, this will be sent to you via email in PDF format within 5-7 days of receiving payment, which is due upon survey completion. The report includes a variety of elements such as a wider scope survey of the entire property.
Over the years, Damp Detectives have saved our customers thousands of pounds in avoiding unnecessary remedial work. Every situation and property is different and for this reason we are unable to offer a fixed quote to any of our customers for a damp survey.
Get in touch and provide as much information as you can along with evidential images where possible. This will help Tim and Andy better understand the problem. Once you have decided to go ahead with the survey, they will be able to provide you with an estimated cost. It is worth noting that a damp survey often costs less than a basic home buyer’s survey, offering great value for money.
Damp and mould can make you more likely to have respiratory infections, … babies and children, elderly people and those with existing skin problems may suffer the most.
Excellent service from Robert and Paul that got to the root of the problem
Great experience with damp detectives. We were having serious issues with damp and mould in our rented flat, and we couldn’t have found a solution without Robert’s detailed report. Thanks again!