Timber Defects Repair & Preservation Course
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Timber Defects Repair & Preservation Course
The Course
Timber Defects Repair & Preservation Course – Manchester provides an overview of how to identify
- Moisture/Dampness levels in Building Timbers, Property/Building Inspection – and Restrictions/Limitations
- Wood Rot & Insect Infestation – Mechanism of Attack & Life Cycles
- Importance of Identification – Practical sessions
- Appropriate Remedial Treatments & Specifications
Course Overview
Wood rot often occurs in the UK due to heavy rain and high humidity. This is especially true in older buildings that have poor ventilation. According to a 2024 report from the UK Government’s Housing Standards Division, 30% of UK homes suffer from damp or timber decay
Dry rot is never something you want to find in your home, but it’s more common than you might think. With an estimated 962,000 to 6.5 million homes in England affected by damp – the main factor behind dry rot – there’s a good chance many households are dealing with this issue without even realising it.
- 6.5 million homes in England affected by damp – the main factor behind dry rot
- Work all year round
- Work inside
- Add a new revenue stream to your business
Course Cost
The fee for the course is just £250 Including VAT
The training course takes place between 9am and 4pm at our brand new training facility at
PAM Ties, Electric House, Lime Street, Tyldesley, Greater Manchester M29 8EN.
Lunch and tea / coffee are provided.
Please note that places are limited on each course.
There is a £50 charge if the course is cancelled or moved to a new date 72 hours prior.
If you dont turn up on the day of the course without letting us know 72 hour prior you will loose your place.
For more information, please call 01942 887920 or email info@builders-superstore.co.uk quoting “BUILDERS SUPER COURSE
As seen on
BBC Morning Live
Our very own Paul Hughes Technical Director at PAM Ties Limited mixing with the The One Show stars helping the UK with their damp and condensation issues.
