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Thank you for the advice. We are getting the damp company out & will get someone who knows what they are doing to do the work (hopefully the guarantee will cover it ) & I’ll just have to wait in another room. Thanks again.

Removed the paint from the final bit of wall that was injected & it’s fair to say it is indeed damp! Have contacted the damp company. Thank you for your help.

Thank you. Do you think it’s the wrong type of plaster & not the injection failing? It doesn’t feel particularly damp, but there’s a lot of salt coming through suggesting it is or has been.

Thank you. I shall. They want to charge a large fee to reinspect even though it’s under warranty, which is annoying. It’s an internal wall & the other side seems fine. No pipes underneath. It’s all very odd.

Update on the bad patch today. Definitely still salty! Would appreciate any insight anyone has. Thank you.

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Good evening, Last summer we bought a 1970s bungalow which we had fully surveyed & rising damp was not found in the property. No problems with drains were found. The pipes for the heating comes from above & not below the property. The vendor had previously had a chemical damp proof injected...