Local damp, mould and condensation help across the Medway Towns.
Dryzen is based in Chatham, and these pages cover the surrounding Medway Towns. Each one looks at the housing and ground conditions that are specific to that area, and is honest about when a dehumidifier is not the answer.
A riverside village on the Medway with mixed housing. Check leaks first, then condensation.
ME7 and ME8Gillingham grew up beside the dockyard, and the houses still show it. Here is what that means for damp.
ME7Brompton is a compact garrison village of old terraces next to the Dockyard. Old homes need careful damp advice.
ME1 and ME2Rochester has some of Medway's oldest homes. Their damp problems need patient diagnosis, not a quick product.
ME2Strood sits low by the river with chalk hills behind it. That mix shapes its damp problems.
ME8Rainham grew almost entirely after the railway arrived, so its housing is a layered mix.
ME5Walderslade sits in chalk valleys and woods, a different setting to the river towns. Damp here has its own pattern.
ME5Lordswood is a post-war suburb on high ground south of Chatham. Exposure shapes its damp.
Our damp guides cover condensation, mould, lofts, extraction, chimney breasts and how to tell the types of damp apart, starting with the healthy humidity level for your home.
Chatham and the Medway Towns, ME4 to ME8. Send us your postcode and we will confirm.
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