| The British Wood Preserving and
Damp-proofing Association, founded in 1929, has now established
separate associations for its members working in the property care
sector (dry rot, wet rot and woodworm treatment, wall-tie
replacement, damp-proofing and water proofing) and the wood
protection sector (treatment of new timber to protect against the
risk of insect or fungal attack or fire in service, protective
coatings to protect against weathering or fire and DIY wood
protection).
These are the largest associations of
their kind in Europe, and are the nationally recognised authorities
on timber and damp problems. They set high standards for their
members in technical competence, health, safety and environmental
protection and customer service. Members provide answers to a wide
range of problems. To look for information...
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