Damp, staining or bubbling paint on a wall means water is getting into the cavity. We locate the entry point — a wet area behind it or ingress from outside — without opening the wall first.
A damp patch or bubbling paint on a wall means moisture is getting into the cavity — from a wet area behind it, a window or door, or the building’s exterior.
We locate where it’s entering and work out whether it’s an active leak, external ingress or rising damp, so the right fix is applied.

These mean moisture is sitting inside the wall.
Darker, damp-feeling areas that grow over time.
Paint blistering, cracking or peeling off the wall.
Efflorescence — chalky white marks — where water wicks through render.
Mould on the wall or skirting, or a persistent damp smell.
Skirting boards or architraves swelling or crumbling at the base.
Damp that tracks with rain outside or water use on the other side.

Wall leaks come from one of a few directions — finding which is the job.
We read the wall and work out the direction the water is coming from before anything is opened.
Every inspection starts at a fixed first-hour rate, confirmed with you before any work. No call-out surprises, and no obligation to proceed with a repair.
Fixed first hour on site · confirmed before we start
Guide pricing only. We confirm a fixed price before any work starts — no surprises.
Not quite your situation? These are the closest wet-area services we cover.
Book an inspection and we’ll locate where the water is getting in — without opening the wall to find out.