The 10 damp proofing specialists from Google's results for Oxford, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleOxford
Shield Preservation provides rising damp treatments, mould control, and cellar tanking in Bromley Common. The business works with homeowners and commercial property managers to repair and prevent damp problems.
on GoogleAbbots Langley
Garratts Damp addresses timber decay, rising damp, and condensation for both domestic and commercial properties. The team carries out basement tanking, structural waterproofing, and woodworm treatments across Oxford and the surrounding areas.
020 3701 7946 39 Marlin Square, Abbots Langley WD5 0EG
on GoogleReading
Biocraft Ltd carries out specialist damp surveys and remedial damp control treatments for domestic and commercial properties. Located in Reading, the company provides damp proofing services across Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, and Surrey.
0118 943 2111 109 School Rd, Reading RG31 5BH
on GoogleRange Rd, Witney
Property Conservation Services carries out damp proofing, timber treatments, and basement conversions in Witney and across Oxfordshire. The company resolves issues such as wet rot, dry rot, woodworm, and condensation while installing below-ground waterproofing systems.
01865 718383 Unit 4, Glenmore Business Centre, Oxfordshire, Range Rd, Witney OX29 0AA
on GoogleOxford
Preservation Specialist Treatments undertakes remedial damp proofing and timber preservation projects across Oxfordshire and the South East. The team diagnoses damp issues and provides property refurbishment and wood treatments for domestic buildings.
on GoogleCumnor, Oxford
Lynch Brother Homes delivers full building and decorating services across Cumnor and the Oxford region. The company undertakes new builds, house extensions, loft and garage conversions, kitchen and bathroom installations, alongside exterior rendering and redecoration.
01865 420063 Unit 2, Bradley Farm, Cumnor, Oxford OX2 9QU
on GoogleBeckley, Oxford
Damprot Renovations offers damp proofing, timber treatments, and general property repairs in Oxford and surrounding locations. The company remedies wet rot, dry rot, and insect infestations, alongside fitting basement waterproofing systems.
01865 742144 Ten Acre Farm, New Inn Rd, Beckley, Oxford OX3 9SS
on GoogleBoscombe, Bournemouth
Home Building & Surveying Company carries out damp surveys and damp proofing services for homeowners in Brighton. The firm focuses on identifying and treating moisture issues at the source to protect properties from mould and water damage.
0333 006 4138 25-33, 33 Palmerston Rd, Boscombe, Bournemouth BH1 4HN
on GoogleWatford
Kenwood Damp-Proofing performs damp proof course injections and basement tanking to address rising and lateral damp. Based in Watford, the team completes moisture remediation for both commercial premises and residential homes throughout the region.
020 8950 9070 9 Greenhill Cres, Watford WD18 8QU
Oxford
Safeguard Roofing and Building Ltd offers roof inspections, repairs, and complete replacements, supported by a 24-hour callout service. Listed under roofers and damp proofing specialists, the company provides all types of roofing solutions for clients in Oxford.
In Oxford, damp survey typically costs £170 – £340. Labour in Oxfordshire runs 12% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "damp proofing oxford". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Oxford ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
What causes condensation on windows, walls and in the loft, how to stop it with heat, ventilation and less moisture, the Part F fan rules, and how to tell it from a leak or damp.
The signs of woodworm, how to tell old holes from an active infestation, what causes it, DIY against specialist treatment, bats in the loft, and buying a house with woodworm.
What black mould is, how dangerous it is and for whom, how to remove a small patch safely, why bleach falls short, how to stop it returning and who fixes it in a rented home.
No. Most diagnosed rising damp turns out to be condensation, a leaking gutter or a bridged damp course, none of which need injection. Pay for an independent survey from someone who is not quoting for the remedial work.