Remedial Works
Just Lofts & Build – Remedial Works
With over 40 years’ experience, we diagnose and repair hidden problems in older homes. We begin by carefully lifting selected floorboards to inspect joists, bearers and sleeper walls for rot, damp or infestation. Sound timbers are treated with professional anti-fungal and insecticidal solutions to halt further decay, while any rotten joists are removed and replaced with new C24 pressure-treated timber fixed to modern standards.
Where necessary we reinstate or upgrade sleeper walls, improve ventilation and add damp-proof courses to protect against future damage. We supply and fit moisture-resistant tongue-and-groove chipboard, engineered boards or reclaimed timber to match the character of your property. Floors are levelled and secured by shimming, packing or sistering joists, with soundproofing or insulation added if required. Skirting, thresholds and stair repairs can be carried out at the same time for a seamless finish.
Our remedial works also cover hidden issues such as damp proofing around joist ends, installing modern underfloor ventilation grilles, treating and replacing woodworm-infested timbers, strengthening staircases and landing structures, and upgrading underfloor insulation or soundproofing while the floor is open. We can even tidy up afterwards by replacing worn skirting or architraves so everything looks like new.
Whatever issues you’re experiencing, we offer a free survey and honest advice so you’re always in safe hands.
Why Choose Just Lofts & Build
We’re not a “one-man band” — we’re a team of experienced, City & Guilds-qualified tradesmen with a reputation for reliable, no-nonsense workmanship. Every project is properly planned, clearly quoted and carried out to a high standard, with your property treated with respect from start to finish. When you choose us, you’re choosing quality, safety and peace of mind backed by decades of real-world experience.
Just Lofts & Build
Mobile: 07514 795 000
Office: 029 2252 3483
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