Prestige Damp Proofing Solutions
Damp proofing technician

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Company Description
Prestige Damp Proofing Solutions brings over 20 years of experience in delivering effective, reliable, and long-lasting treatments for homes and properties. The company focuses on high-quality, customer-centered service tailored to each client’s needs, from plastering a single wall to full damp proofing across entire properties. The team is known for a friendly, professional, and dependable approach that prioritizes property protection and restoration. Using the latest techniques and industry-approved solutions, Prestige Damp Proofing Solutions provides services including damp proofing, condensation control, tanking solutions, dry rot, wet rot and woodworm treatments, re-plastering, and exterior rendering.
Role Description
The Damp Proofing Technician is a full-time, on-site role based in Watford. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Inspecting residential and commercial properties for signs of damp, rot, condensation, and structural moisture issues
- Accurately diagnosing the underlying causes
- Applying appropriate damp proofing systems, tanking solutions, and timber treatments
- Carrying out re-plastering and exterior rendering to restore affected areas
- Preparing work areas
- Using hand and power tools safely
- Mixing and applying materials
- Ensuring all work meets company quality standards and industry regulations
- Communicating clearly with clients
- Providing updates on progress
- Maintaining detailed job records
- Following health and safety procedures at all times
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- Practical expertise in damp proofing, tanking solutions, and condensation control, with the ability to diagnose and treat moisture-related issues in a range of property types
- Skills in re-plastering, patch repairs, and exterior rendering, including surface preparation and finishing to a high standard
- Experience in dry rot, wet rot, and woodworm identification and treatment, with sound knowledge of relevant materials and application methods
- Strong technical and problem-solving abilities, including reading job specifications, interpreting survey reports, and planning work efficiently
- Good communication and customer service skills, with the ability to explain findings and treatment plans in clear, accessible language
- Ability to work safely with hand and power tools, access equipment (e.g., ladders, scaffolding), and materials, following health and safety regulations and company procedures
- Proven reliability, time management, and attention to detail, with the capacity to work both independently and as part of a team on-site
- Full, valid UK driving license and willingness to travel locally to client properties as required
- Previous experience in damp proofing, construction, plastering, or a related building trade is highly beneficial; relevant vocational training or certifications are an advantage.
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