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Autumn and winter often mean higher levels of damp on the building site. Rain, low temperatures and residual moisture in the materials affect both progress and quality if...
Post-mortem cleaning involves the removal of odours and the elimination of infection following a death, in a private home, a council flat, an institution or in a...
Damp in the cellar, water in the garage, or a building site that needs drying out? In that case, it’s easy to reach for the dehumidifier with a...
Real dry rot is one of the most serious types of rot damage that can occur in a building. It doesn’t just attack timber. It can...
You’ve probably been there: you’ve scrubbed and rubbed with soap, but the stains are still there. In that case, it’s rarely down to the effort….
The smell of urine, faeces, vomit and pest droppings can be some of the hardest things to get rid of during a decontamination job. The smell lingers...
In the case of severe soot, smoke and fire damage, the odour can become embedded in places you cannot reach with a cloth, by washing or with a steam cleaner. It can...
At soot level 2, the damage is clearly visible. This may include caked-on soot, discolouration, charring, melted materials and a smell of smoke that has permeated...
Soot level 1 is the mildest form of soot damage. It may consist of a thin layer of soot caused by burnt food, kitchen fumes, cigarette smoke or back-flow from...
