Protectahome have recently completed the eradication of dry rot on a new Wetherspoons site in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, called the Pen Cob. The building, on Station Road, is a four storey mid-terraced property that is approximately 80 years old.
Following ten years of restoration, Grade I Listed building, Llanelly House, has been brought back to life. Considered the finest early 18th century townhouse in Wales, dating back to 1714, it was originally part of a small village.
Lynmouth’s new pavilion reopened last month, following a £1.2million rebuild project run by Exmoor National Park Authority. The original pavilion, which was built in 1932 on the site of a coal yard, was structurally unsafe and had been in a derelict state since 2001.
National building services company, Protectahome, have recently introduced a new quality assurance practice for all waterproofing works carried out nationwide, in order to increase the level of service provided to customers.
Eight of the top 12 local authorities for callout rates for rats were in South Wales, according to the British Pest Control Associations 2013 National Survey.
National building services company, Protectahome Ltd, has relocated its Head Office to new premises in Newport, South Wales. Moving from its home in Magor, Protectahome spent seven years in its previous property.
A recent survey shows that as many as 2.5million privately rented tenants are suffering from damp in their homes. The survey, undertaken by Shelter and British Gas last month, highlighted the increasing numbers of tenants that suffer from damp.
A couple in Kensington who are looking to create a vast subterranean extension underneath two adjacent properties have been requested to pay a fee of more than £800,000 from Kensington Council.
