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A Sussex based damp proofing and timber preservation company dealing with full basement tanking systems to small damp course injection installations. We take our jobs from start to finish including all plastering and rendering that is needed is done in house. All work comes fully guaranteed.
15 garland point, Bn435pf , Shoreham, United Kingdom
Max is an absolutely gent. Came round for my damp issue and gave expert advice on how to fix them all, even areas not part of the agreed work.
I have deep admiration for contractors who are honest, open and trustworthy, and charge reasonable prices for work completed. And Max ticks all of those boxes.
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