Kent's Trusted Damp Proofing & Plastering Specialists Since 1983

What Is Rising Damp? Rising damp occurs when moisture from the ground travels upwards through brickwork and plaster by a process called capillary action. Most modern buildings include a damp proof course (DPC) designed to stop this movement. However, in older properties, the original damp proof course may have failed, deteriorated, or be completely absent. As moisture rises through the walls, it carries salts from the ground, which can cause significant damage to internal fin

If you've noticed damp patches, peeling paint, mould growth or a musty smell in your home, you're probably asking the same question: Why is my wall damp? The truth is that damp walls can be caused by several different problems, and identifying the correct cause is essential before any repairs are carried out. At Thanet Plastering, we regularly help homeowners across Kent diagnose and solve damp issues before they become expensive structural problems. Could Rising Damp cause a

Whether you're renovating a charming seaside property in Broadstairs, updating a Victorian terrace in Ramsgate, or refreshing a modern home in Margate, plastering is one of those jobs where quality really matters.It’s tempting to think DIY might save money, but when it comes to plastering, cutting corners often leads to more costs, more mess, and more stress. Here’s why hiring a professional plasterer in Thanet is absolutely worth it.