Adc

Adc-Ltd has been damproofing properties in Bristol since the 1970's. We are members of the "Property Care Association", taking great pride in what we do. Tackling damproofing/preservation problems and associated building services, we offer a free survey/quotation* in order to assess the issue. High standards in the final product and reputable customer services are at the forefront of any good business. After 40 years of operation, we stand by that. If you are buying a property, it is not always clear what kind of damage may incur further costs in the future.

We are first and foremost a local business, now in operation for over 40 years, and we believe that our success is down to our excellent work ethic and expert knowledge in the field. As damp specialists and professionals in structural maintenance, we offer a range of services that help our customers take back control of issues that their property may be facing. ADC- Property Preservation's staff are Bristol's leading specialists and are ready to help no matter the job. Operating with proven methods and as a member of the Property Care Association, ADC - Property Preservation abides by strict laws that regulate our specialised industry.

Rising damp can be a major concern, if left untreated it can affect adjoining timbers such as floor plates and joists. Thankfully, there is a solution, rising damp treatment methods can help you take control of the issue. Our team of experts have been in the business for over 40 years and make up Bristol and South West England's leading damp proofing business. Rising damp occurs in buildings when water from the surface rises up through the brickwork as it looks for a means to evaporate. Similar to how a sponge retains water, rising damp is a natural process.

Timber infestations are often caused by the common furniture beetle inhabiting timbers, such as floorboards, joists, staircases, etc. The adult beetle first lays eggs on the surface of the wood. The hatched beetles then eat their way into the wood to mature (sometimes over years) and eat their way back out. This is a natural process, but not one you want in your property. Adc-Ltd has the best woodworm treatments available to get it under control. Though woodworm treatments are fairly straightforward, heavily infested or weakened timber should be renewed and the area needs to be treated with environmentally-sound products.

Penetrating damp, unlike rising damp, can affect a property at all levels, not just at the surface. This is also known as 'lateral damp'. Our staff are a professional team of experts operating in Bristol and South West England, taking care of the damp problems affecting your property. We are able to assert the type of damp and its causes, and perform a range of treatments and services to restore and prevent further damage. Although external damp problems are more often associated with older properties, penetrating damp is a common issue that can occur anywhere.

ADC - Property Preservation specialises in a wide range of building services on Bristol and South West England homes of all sizes, designs, and ages. With expertise in structural materials, our builders are able to repair, renovate, and rebuild, whether you are looking to upgrade or simply attend to a problem. Our team bring over four decades of experience, offer free quotations, and ensure workmanship of the highest standards. If your ageing building is beginning to show signs of wear and tear, the experts at ADC - Property Preservation are able to provide building services to bring it back up to scratch before more damaging issues can arise.

With over four decades of experience, we know the issues rot can cause, as well as the prevention methods and workmanship required to remedy the problem. ADC - Property Preservation has seen the problem in all of its forms and is available to assess the situation at your property in Bristol or South West England. This is a job for an expert, which we can take on no matter the size. Though dry rot suggests no moisture at all, this is not the case. The process actually requires a low level of dampness in the timber to flourish.