Dry Rot Treatment Guidelines
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02/07/25, 14:04
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Scope of Works
• Inspect timber and surrounding areas for signs of dry rot such as decay, cracking, and fungal growth
• Assess extent of timber damage and affected areas, including hidden structural elements
• Remove and dispose of all contaminated and decayed timber safely
• Treat remaining timber and affected surfaces with fungicidal solutions
• Repair or replace timber sections as required to restore structural integrity
• Advise on ventilation and moisture control to prevent recurrence
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
Initial Inspection / Survey | £100 | £160 | Assessment of dry rot presence |
Labour per Hour | £50 | £80 | Skilled timber treatment rate |
Materials & Treatments | £30 | £70 | Fungicides, timber replacements |
TOTAL (most jobs) | £250 | £450 | Depends on severity and area |
Time on Site
Most dry rot treatments take between 2–5 hours. Larger or more extensive cases may require additional visits and longer treatment periods.
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• What methods and products do you use for dry rot treatment?
• Can you guarantee removal and prevention of dry rot recurrence?
• Do you provide documentation or warranty for the treatment performed?
How to Avoid Surprises
• Ensure all affected areas are accessible for inspection and treatment
• Provide any previous reports or repair history related to timber issues
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