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Damp Proofing in Queens Park, Brighton

Damp proofing in Queens Park — treating rising damp & mould in period terraces. PCA & BWPDA certified with a 20-year guarantee on all work.

  • Free, no-obligation damp survey
  • 20-year guarantee on all work
  • PCA & BWPDA certified specialists
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Properties in Queens Park

Queens Park sits on the hillside between Kemptown and Hanover, centred around the well-loved public park of the same name. The housing is predominantly Victorian terraces built in the 1860s-1890s — solid-wall brick construction with slate roofs and timber floors. Properties range from compact two-up-two-down cottages on the narrower streets to larger three-storey houses on the main roads.

Many of the houses on the streets surrounding the park — West Drive, East Drive, Egremont Place, and Freshfield Road — are family homes with original period features, while others have been converted into flats. The area also includes some later Edwardian and inter-war properties along the eastern edges.

Common Damp Issues in Queens Park

Rising damp affects a large proportion of Queens Park's terraces. The solid-wall construction and age of the properties mean that original damp-proof courses have long since failed. We commonly see damp staining up to a metre high on ground-floor walls, with the characteristic tide marks and salt crystal deposits that indicate rising moisture from the ground.

The hillside location means many rear gardens slope down towards the house, directing rainwater against the back walls. We frequently treat penetrating damp in rear extensions and kitchen additions where the junction between the original house and the extension has failed. Condensation mould is common in the flats, particularly those with inadequate extraction in kitchens and bathrooms.

Our Experience in Queens Park

Queens Park is named after the Victorian park that was opened by Queen Victoria in 1892. The area has a strong community feel, with the park acting as a social hub. Located between the seafront attractions of Kemptown and the bohemian streets of Hanover, it's a popular residential area for families and young professionals. Our team has extensive experience working on the terraces throughout Queens Park, where the combination of coastal climate, chalk subsoil, and Victorian construction creates persistent damp issues that respond well to professional treatment.

Need Damp Treatment in Queens Park?

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