Damp-proofing, dry rot, wall ties, structural repairs and basement waterproofing - explained
This young lady manages Brick-Tie Preservation’s office for me. She also keeps my technicians in line, because I’m too soft….
Looking very happy during a shoot at Roundhay Park in Leeds, where we were celebrating our NVQ level 4 in business management. I also photographed Martin Hughes and Matt from Yorkshire Dampcourse, but I messed up the settings so we’ll have to meet up for another go.
Originally uploaded by DryRot
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