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Recent Projects |
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have carried out wood treatment to Stambridge Church
which dates back to Saxon times and damp proof coursing
to a 15th Century restaurant near Tiptree. |
Safe treatment |
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Oil solvent products are very much
on the wane. In the majority most companies now use water
based products. The so called 'micro emulsions' for timber
treatment are insecticide/fungicide encapsulated in a
minute globule of solvent suspended in water. The evaporation
is therefore extremely small and is therefore non hazardous
to health and is non flammable.
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were one of the first companies to use these products
in the UK and we found that as well as the safety aspect
they can be touch dry within a few hours and re-entry
allowed to the property within eight hours.
Sovaq has been recently introduced by Sovereign which
has even less toxicity.
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Interesting projects from
a historical and technical viewpoint |
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Rochford Hall - damp proof
course inserted into stone, brick and random earth work
walls achieved with the use of extra long drill bits and
injection mortar.
Barnes Mill, Chelmsford - timber treatment to main
timbers in excess of 3 feet in diameter using injection
and deep preservative gel treatment.
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| Current Projects |
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Basement tanking work in Central
London and Southend. Damp proof coursing and waterproof
work in conservation areas in Southend and in Colchester,
Burnham and Maldon. North Kent and Hertfordshire also
provide regular work.
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