The problems with our housing stock and the demand for new homes to be built at scale and speed has never been higher. But, with the rush to build these new dwellings to ever tighter building standards, why are we increasingly seeing new properties suffer dampness, condensation and mould problems?
In this live webinar, we take a look at what exactly is going on within these new builds and their associated problems. In addition, we also look at what a surveyor, building or property professional needs to consider to determine the root of the problem along with what we should be telling our customers/clients.
Click on the video and watch Tony Isbell from Acres Building Consultants Ltd as he guides us through what we need to know.
Tony is a Fellow of the RICS with over 30 years experience. He advises on matters relating to the condition of buildings, diagnosing defects and managing maintenance, repair and construction contracts. Tony over the years has undertaken technical monitoring, on-site Clerk of Works/monitoring roles as well as site audits.
He currently undertakes Expert/Single Joint Expert Witness reports and Housing Disrepair claims on behalf of various legal firms and Local Authorities.
We now have quite an extensive library of previous webinars 'on-demand' for anyone interested in developing their knowledge and understanding on a variety of subjects such as dampness, ventilation, structural waterproofing, invasive weed control, ground gas and many more!
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For those looking to find out more about dampness and how to rectify damp problems, there is plenty of professional information and guidance that you can digest via our damp control technical document library and our professional pages, with additional updates and blogs via our news section.
In addition, we have a variety of training courses available for surveyors, technicians/tradesmen and for individuals that are not specialists within the damp industry. To find out more, visit our training and qualification web pages.
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