I need to treat a house for rising damp. Any recommendations?

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    Leonard Rossiter...
     
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    You need

    rising damp treatment.
     
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    You set of ********.
     
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    Cheers pal.
     
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    Damp proof course

    British Damp Proofing (01709) 866043. mention you've seen evidence of damp, they'll survey and quote for free.
     
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