MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED IS A REMEDIAL BUILDING PRESERVATION SERVICES COMPANY.

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 MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED. 

MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED IS A  REMEDIAL  BUILDING PRESERVATION SERVICES COMPANY  LOCATED AND REGISTERED AT THE BUSINESS OWNERS REGISTERED ADDRESS  Leeds LS16 7SJ WEST YORKSHIRE UNITED KINGDOM.

THE TYPES OF BUILDING TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE  REGISTERED BUSINESS OWNER  OF MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED ARE DESIGNED TO CONTROL THE TYPES OF

DRY ROT FUNGI, WET ROT FUNGI, ACTIVE WOODWORM,INFESTATIONS  THAT ARE DIAGNOSED AND CAUSING A PROBLEM TO CLIENTS BUILDINGS AND PROPERTIES. 

 MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED ARE ALSO A SPECIALIST TIMBER REMEDIAL PRESERVATION COMPANY PROVIDING AND INSTALLING THE TREATMENTS SERVICES FOR CLIENTS IN THE LEEDS AND YORKSHIRE REGIONS.

MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED IS REGISTERED AT COMPANIES HOUSE 

 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM  UNDER THE COMPANY TRADING REFERENCE NUMBER  05594397.

We have now been trading as a Private Limited company over 16 years. Prior to the 2005 date the owner of the business now was a sole trader who was trading as Multi-Treatments the company that it is now named as Multi-Treatments Limited still a British company serving customers in the Leeds and Yorkshire Regions.

WE HAVE BEEN INSTALLING TIMBER PRESERVATION TREATMENT CONTROL  SYSTEMS TO PROTECT TIMBERS FROM DRY ROT AND WET ROT FUNGAL DECAY AND TO CONTROL ACTIVE WOODWORM AND WOOD BORING INSECT INFESTATIONS ON CLIENTS PROPERTIES FOR MANY YEARS. 

Philip J Fear is the Director and Owner of the company Multi-Treatments Limited to date since before the year 2005.The registered company business owner of his company Multi-Treatments Limited  owns the domain name damptreatments.com registered at Godaddy.com

The domain URL damptreatments.com and linked pages are being linked to this  timber treatments page with the additional information about the company Multi-Treatments Limited services which is secured  and served on the  Godaddy.com website builders servers.The registered domain owners own website page in the United kingdom is showing information and content about his the business owners company he is the registered owner of same site under the same company owners reference number 05594397. 

Multi-Treatments Limited is a registered Leeds West Yorkshire based company.The business owner Philip has been installing Dry Rot Fungi control treatment systems for many years for clients where the problem  has been affecting there buildings and properties. 

MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED 

DRY ROT INSPECTIONS AND TREATMENTS SERVICES

The photos taken by Philip Fear or Philip j Fear the business owner showing in the gallery below are showing  Dry Rot,wet rot,woodworm timber infestation problems affecting  properties inspected for our clients in the  Leeds West Yorkshire areas he was asked to inspect and investigate. 

Many different types of Dry Rot if left untreated can be devastating and destructive to most types of untreated timbers, plaster and mortar during its growth path.  

An explanation of the term used and the life-cycle of dry rot can be broken down into four main stages. 

The first stage is where Dry rot begins as a microscopic spore which, in high enough concentrations, can resemble a fine orange dust. 

The second stage is if the spores are subjected to sufficient moisture they will begin to grow fine white strands known as hyphae. 

The third stage is as the Hyphae germinate they will eventually form a large mass known as Mycelium. 

The final stage is the result of a fruiting body which pumps new spores out into the surrounding air.

These spores will then under the right temperature and conditions start the process again and grow into more fruiting bodies.

The result of this process is destruction of untreated timber as the moisture is drawn from the timber that is being affected.

The timber then becomes Dry so this is how the term Dry Rot evolved, even though it is a fungi.

The moisture is then drawn back to the fruiting body along its growth path.Dry rot is very destructive if left untreated or is not removed or isolated. Even if the existing affected timbers are replaced or removed, Dry rot can outbreak again if not treated to the correct treatment specification. 

This is why it is very important and wise to make sure that the outbreak is properly treated by a Dry Rot expert specialist having over 35 years experience and who works to the correct specification for dry rot treatments and code of practice. The right diagnoses and treatment measures are designed to protect your property investment for future years.

Dry Rot (Serpula lacrymans) if left untreated can be very destructive to the structure of the building during its growth path.

It is very important to expose the full extent of the Dry Rot outbreak, including a margin of clearance beyond the last visible signs of growth in all directions.

The Mycelium growth strands, which look very much like a spiders web in some cases, searches through the substrate to collect moisture which is food for the Dry Rot fruiting body, which looks very much like a piece of leather and the spore dust it gives off are often bright orange or bright red in colour.

Dry Rot is usually found affecting timbers in areas where there is a source of moisture,( e.g, defective rain water drainage systems, roof leaks, poor ventilation,

failure of the existing Damp proof course etc) these are just a few examples.

Dry Rot also likes dark humid atmospheres which helps it grow unseen behind Skirting's, Sub floor areas, basements, cellars, load bearing joists ends and Cavity walls.

Dry Rot  gives off a pungent smell which is very distinctive in odour, and this is one of the ways it can be identified as being Dry Rot and not to be confused with Wet Rot.

One of the important parts of treating Dry Rot is to firstly find where the outbreak originated from and remove the defects contributing to the damp conditions which caused the outbreak.

Once the area has been thoroughly exposed and the full extent of damage has been assessed, treatment measures can then be introduced using wall Sterilisation, Fungicides and Biocide treatment techniques to treat the exposed areas found to be affected.

Ideally all Dry Rot affected areas should be left exposed as long as possible after treatments have taken place to help with the drying out of the masonry treated.

All timbers that are replaced should be treated with suitable wood preservative and isolated from direct contact with the masonry.

This can be achieved by treating and protecting any timber ends with Timber Preservative paste or gel in touch with the masonry and isolate with D.P.M (Damp proof Membrane).

It is also important to create or improve the cross flow movement of air below sub floor areas by installing additional or larger vents, or air bricks.

This will help in controlling the moisture content of the underside of the floor structure below 20%.

Multi-Treatments Limited registered named business owner has been approved for many years to carry out Dry Rot treatments in line with the correct Health and Safety regulations and we only use treatment products that are approved under the Control of Pesticides and Fungicides regulations for use in treatments for Dry Rot.

MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED  WET ROT INSPECTIONS  WET ROT TREATMENTS SERVICES       

 Wet Rot is usually found affecting timbers in contact with masonry and It is also found where there has been a source of water or moisture in contact with timber.

There is some images in the gallery below taken by  the business owner during timber inspections where Wet rot was found to be affecting timber joists below the ground floor of the property inspected.                                                                                         

Some of the common places where Wet Rot is found to be affecting timbers are load bearing joist ends at Damp proof course level, Timber Wall Plates, Timber Lintels, Staircase Strings, Roofing Timbers, Fence Posts, Basements,Cellars,etc, but wet rot fungi can also be found in many other areas.

By treating the cause of the Damp or moisture and protecting the new treated timber can prevent any further deterioration.

It is possible to leave some timbers in situ by cutting back and removing the Wet Rot and then treating with Wood Preserving Timber Preservative Paste or Gel the sound timber left in situ, to help stop further deterioration.

Multi-Treatments Limited are approved to carry out Wet Rot treatments to properties in line with the Health and Safety regulations and we only use treatment products that are approved under the Control of Pesticides and Fungicides regulations for use in treatments for Wet Rot infestations.

Multi-Treatments Limited recommend the replacement of affected timbers with new treated timber and any load bearing timbers that are in contact with the wall to be treated with wood preservative paste or gel and wrapped in Damp proof Membrane to protect the ends from moisture contact.

Multi-Treatments Limited are Bower Beam Specialists which are used when replacement of affected load bearing timber Joists is required.

The affected timber Joist is supported then cut back to sound timber and Bower beam plates are then fixed along each side of the remaining sound timber to support the load bearing joist end seated in the wall. This technique is a way of keeping costs down when replacement of affected timber is required.

 MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED

 WOODWORM INSPECTIONS AND TREATMENTS SERVICES

Common Furniture Beetle (Anobium punctatum), Wood Boring Weevil, Deathwatch beetle (Xestobium rufovillosum are just a few of the insects that can be found to be affecting timbers in properties.

Spray treatments are more effective against the infestation when Woodworm is found to be Active and not just dormant.

Active wood boring insects are more active in areas of Damp timber, so its wise to rectify the sauce of damp and create more ventilation where necessary.

Multi-Treatments Limited are approved to carry out Active Woodworm treatments to properties in line with the Health and Safety regulations and we only use treatments methods that are approved under the Control of Pesticides and Fungicides for use in treatments to control Woodworm and Wood boring insect infestations.

MULTI-TREATMENTS LIMITED INSPECTION FEES

SOME OF OUR, DRY ROT,WET ROT,WOODWORM,TIMBER INSPECTIONS,SURVEYS FEES AND WRITTEN REPORT FEES ARE AS FOLLOWS

Multi-Treatments Limited charge a ₤95.00 fee to carry out a Timber Inspection.

Multi-Treatments Limited also charge a fee of ₤95.00 for providing ( if required) a Written Timber Inspection report of our, findings,recommendations, suggestions, which includes our written estimate of  the remedial works that maybe required found during and at the time of the inspection.

(The inspection fees are payable prior to or at the actual time the Timber inspection takes place).

Damp and Timber inspections and surveys fees £95.00 .  ( This fee is  the cost towards the  travel to the property and the time it takes to carry out the  diagnoses and Inspection on the following subjects)

Damp proofing, Dry Rots, Wet Rots , Woodworm , Wood boring Insect , 

We also carry out inspections and installations on the following subjects

Basement Waterproofing Systems, Tanking Treatment Systems,Internal and external Specialist Plastering Systems,Cavity Wall Tie Replacement Systems,Structural Works.  

TO BOOK YOUR TIMBER INSPECTION CONTACT THE OWNER OF THE COMPANY WHO IS PHILIP J FEAR ON 01138089802 or company owners mobile direct on the UK mobile contact 07955735425  OR SEND PHILIP the main director/ owner AN EMAIL  philipfear637@gmail.com    AND WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU,THANK YOU.

The information on this website page has been written by the author Mr Philip J Fear the owner and director of the company Multi-Treatments Limited registered in the United Kingdom under the same company reference number 05594397 at Companies House United Kingdom.Copyright 2005 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Philip J Fear Owner of The Company Data And Business Data Of Multi-Treatments Limited Companies House United Kingdom reference number 05594397.