WALL TIES
WE CAN PROVIDE REMEDIAL WORK OF WALL TIES, INCLUDING REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT
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Problems with corroded metal wall ties are becoming increasingly apparent. Recent reports state more than ten million homes could be affected by serious corrosion of the cavity wall ties. At the worst, this could cause outside walls to collapse.
The remedial works required consist of removal/isolation of existing cavity wall ties and installation of new stainless steel ties. The method used will depend on the material of the building.
We can provide remedial work for wall ties, which includes removal and isolation of existing ties and replacement with new stainless steel ties. The methods we use vary depending upon the material of the building concerned. Replacement of wall ties carries a 20 year guarantee, so you can rest assured you are investing in a service that is built to last. To speak to any of our crack stitching and wall tie specialists give our Lincoln team a call today, we will be happy to provide more information or book a consultation.
Wall Ties FAQs
- I have cavity wall insulation; can you carry out a wall tie survey? Yes, but not with an endoscope. The insulation will block the camera from seeing a wall tie. The only way to inspect the area is by physically removing a brick next to a tie for inspection.
- How do I know if I have wall tie failure? The most common sight of wall tie failure is horizontal cracking along the mortar bed, as original wall ties were placed there.
Who We Work With
We have established an industry reputation for quality, professionalism and reliability. We are the go to Damp Proofing Contractors for some of the largest names in the UK in sectors including Construction, Local Councils, Healthcare and Housing Associations. Here are a selection of our clients below;
From the initial inspection through to the detailed follow-up guidance, we were treated with patience, respect and complete honesty. The surveyor (Mathew) took the time to explain the difference between condensation, mould, salt contamination and rising damp in clear terms, and answered every question thoroughly.
What impressed us most was the complete absence of pressure or unnecessary upselling. Rather than recommending the most expensive and disruptive work immediately, he advised us to begin with the least invasive, most cost-effective measures and monitor the results before committing to anything further. That level of integrity is rare and deeply appreciated, particularly as the property belongs to elderly parents and we needed to know that any recommendations were genuinely in their best interests.
The advice was practical, balanced and clearly based on experience rather than salesmanship. We now feel far better informed and much more confident about the next steps.
Should further remedial work become necessary, this is unquestionably the company we will return to. I would recommend them without hesitation to anyone looking for honest, expert advice and exemplary customer care.
British Damp Proofing have worked on numerous Priceville Properties rental houses over many years and have always done a great job in a timely and satisfactory manner. We can highly recommend them.
I also want to mention the office team because they made the whole process much easier. Every time I got in touch they were friendly and easy to talk to, always got back to me quickly, and took the time to properly answer any questions I had. Nothing ever felt like too much trouble, which really makes a difference when you're dealing with work on a new home.
Overall a really positive experience from start to finish and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them
Would not hesitate to highly recommend British dampproofing.
Matthew said that because of the damp Weavils were eating the damp wood hence the wood dust I had found on the carpet. The dampness he believed was due to polystrene wall insulation blocking the air bricks.
Most of the furniture was in the room at the time of his visit so he was limited in what he could appraise, but he said it looked like half of the floor would need to be replace as it was sinking and very spongey in the area by the window where the skirting damage could be seen. There was a wait period for the work to be carried out but a) I expected this as they carry out a lot of work and have to schedule things and I needed time to clear my books and bookshelves as I have a bad shoulder.
When the day arrived for the workme to come an =d commence the work, they found that it was worse than expected. The whole of the floor was starting to fail and the joists under the floor were damp and rotting badly. The whole floor would need doing. This meant that some units and shelving would need to be cleared and removed. The workmen kindly took them down and moved them into other rooms for me so they could do the necessary work.
The men who came to do the work were curteous and hard working. They took out the old flooring and joists, stopped anymore of the polystyrene beads falling through and blocking the vents by way of a sleave around the internal edge of the airbrick, Instaled new joists which they insulated with polymer foam where it touched brickwork to stop any damp reaching it. They then relayed the floor using MDF boarding and replaced the rotten skirting.
The job took 3 days to complete and they took away all of the old timbers and swept up before they went.
They made a good job and there is the peace of mind of a guarantee for the work done.
I would recommend them.
Obviously twice the work meant twice the cost, but with that comes the comfort of knowing that I'm not going to go into the room one day and find the units have fallen into the sub-floor area.
I'd have no hesitation in recommending them to any of my neighbours..
Work completed to high standard.
5 stars 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Martin & Wendy