Each page below is a short local guide to damp, mould and condensation, with honest advice on what to check and when a Dryzen system suits.
We are based in Ashford and survey homes across the town and the villages around it. Pick your area for a local guide, or see all our how-to guides.
Village west of Ashford with its own conservation area. Older walls, gutters and condensation are the main themes.
TN27Village about five miles west of Ashford beside the Kent Downs, with buildings from several centuries.
TN24Eastern suburb of Ashford with a stream running through it. Condensation first, flood talk second.
TN24 and TN25Fast-growing suburb north of the M20 with several new estates. Airtight new-build condensation is the main theme.
TN23Historic village street with ragstone cottages beside the modern Singleton estate. Two eras, two damp problems.
TN27Pilgrims' Way village under the North Downs scarp, with timber-framed houses and a conservation area.
TN25Medieval village in a gap in the North Downs, where old structures often hide behind newer fronts.
TN30Weald market town with the district's largest conservation area, weatherboard and tile-hung buildings.
TN26Wealden clay village known for Bethersden marble, five miles west of Ashford. Drainage and wet ground come first.
TN26Where the Wealden hills meet the Romney Marsh flats, six miles south of Ashford, with weatherboard houses and a railway station.
TN27Weald village west of Ashford with 15th and 16th century timber-framed houses and seasonal headwaters of the Medway and Stour.
TN27Large Wealden village north of Tenterden, with fine houses built on its old cloth trade. Older walls and condensation are the main themes.
VillageVillage south-east of Ashford on an escarpment above Romney Marsh, with many older buildings. Older walls, gutters and condensation are the main themes.
TN25Old agricultural village on the East Stour south-east of Ashford, with a Saxon past and a Grade I church. Older walls and condensation are the main themes.
TN23Village and parish adjoining Ashford, with an old core and large housing estates. Condensation and older walls are the main themes.
Ashford town itself is covered on the home page. Not listed? Ask us; we will tell you plainly if you are outside our area.