Specialist Damp Surveys, Mould Treatment & Timber Preservation Across Wiltshire
Nordic Damp Proofing provides professional damp surveys, damp proofing services, mould treatment, timber preservation, waterproofing and property restoration services across Wiltshire.
We work with homeowners, landlords, letting agents, property managers and commercial clients across Salisbury, Swindon, Trowbridge, Chippenham, Warminster, Melksham, Devizes, Marlborough, Westbury, Bradford-on-Avon, Calne, Corsham and surrounding towns and villages.
Whether your property is affected by black mould, condensation, rising damp, penetrating damp, damp patches, damaged plaster, salt contamination, musty smells, wet rot, dry rot, woodworm or timber decay, our team can inspect the cause and recommend the right long-term solution.
We Find It. We Treat It. We Stop It Coming Back.
We begin by visiting the property to inspect the wall and floor construction, check external ground levels, drainage, internal moisture readings and timber condition. This initial assessment helps identify whether the issue is rising damp, penetrating damp or condensation-related.
Based on the diagnosis, we develop a tailored plan specific to your Hampshire property—taking into account build age, construction type, location and exposure.
Our specialist services include:
Installing or renewing a chemical or physical DPC.
Internal or external tanking or membrane systems for heavy ingress.
Ventilation improvements, mould remediation and timber preservation or repair.
Once work is completed, we carry out a final inspection and provide advice on ongoing maintenance, drainage, ventilation and preventing recurrence.
We provide damp proofing, damp surveys, mould treatment and timber preservation services across Wiltshire, including:
We also cover nearby areas across Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and South Wales. You can view our wider service area on our areas we cover page.
Damp can appear in different ways depending on the age, construction and location of the building. Homes in older Wiltshire towns may suffer from solid wall moisture, salt contamination, chimney damp or damaged plaster. Rural properties may be affected by drainage issues, exposed walls or high ground levels. Modern homes and rental properties may experience condensation and black mould where ventilation is poor.
Many areas of Wiltshire have older homes, cottages, stone buildings, period properties, terraces and converted buildings. These properties often need a more considered approach than modern cavity wall homes.
Older buildings may have solid walls, traditional materials, lime mortar, suspended timber floors, chimney breasts, high external ground levels or previous repairs that have changed how moisture behaves. If unsuitable plaster, dense render or sealed coatings have been used, moisture can become trapped instead of drying naturally.
This can lead to recurring damp patches, salt marks, damaged plaster, peeling decoration, mould growth and timber-related problems.
Nordic Damp Proofing looks at the building as a whole before recommending treatment. The aim is to understand where moisture is coming from, how it is moving through the property and what needs to be changed to stop the issue returning.
For older buildings, our guide on how moisture moves through period properties may be useful. You may also find our article on damp problems in cottages helpful.
Protect your home before the problem gets worse. Our friendly surveyors will diagnose the issue, explain the results, and recommend the most effective treatment.
At Nordic Damp Proofing, we’re pleased to offer damp, mould, and timber surveys to homeowners and landlords. In some cases, fees may apply for more detailed reports — but don’t worry, our team will always let you know beforehand.
Submitting this form doesn’t commit you to a survey. One of our friendly team members will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your enquiry and confirm whether a survey is needed. Once booked, we can usually arrange a visit within 24 hours of confirmation.
