Top 3 issues found in new homes
Here are the top 3 issues we’ve found during our inspections of new homes.
Most of the times, as laymen, it never occurs to us to have a closer look at the walls and consequently we end up spending a lot to fix secondary issues due to seepage. Seepage on bathroom adjoining walls is very common. It could be because of seepage of water through the gap between drain and tiles or leakage of rain water through roof or cracks in the exterior wall. A thorough (visual or tactile) check of all the walls is a must before you decide to move in.
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Causes, effects and mitigation of Mold
People are frequently exposed to more than 200 types of fungi indoors and outdoors. These include mold-like fungi, just as other fungi, for example, yeasts and mushrooms. Mold symptoms, particularly black mold symptoms, are dangerous, and can even be life threatening. Read more about causes, effects and mitigation of mold.
Effects of Dampness
Dampness is one of the important aspects to keep in mind throughout the construction life cycle of a building. If neglected, it can have many negative effects.
Causes of Dampness
Dampness is one of the important aspects to keep in mind throughout the construction life cycle of a building. If neglected, it can affect the structure adversely and create unhygienic conditions for its occupants. The following are the major causes of dampness
Preventing Dampness – Methods
Dampness in buildings may occur due to bad design, faulty construction process and use of poor quality of materials. Dampness not only affects the life of the building but also creates unhygienic conditions of the important items of work in the construction of a building. Following methods are generally adopted to prevent the effects of dampness in building
Preventing Dampness – Types of Waterproofing Material
Dampness is a common cause of worry for any homebuyer and it is essential to use the right waterproofing material to prevent the seepage of water from a structure for its durability.
Seepage or Dampness on Walls
The #1 Home Inspection Provider In Bangalore & Chennai, HomeInspeKtor, Offers Detailed Seepage Inspections Of Your Home. Connect With Us Today To Learn How A Comprehensive Seepage Inspection Can Help You.
Dampness – A short overview
A short overview of dampness by one of our Home Inspectors – Mohammed Hanifa. A 10 minute read. Dampness is a state of excess or unwanted moisture which may be harmful in the context of walls/structure
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