Michael Tucker

Tue 31 Dec 2013 07:33pm

Hello Anne, Welcome to the site. To answer this question it would be best to visit the property to see how the house works. Best to get an on site survey/quotation done, this is a free service to you and you will get 3 quotes. Simply post your job onto rated people's site. You are not obliged to go with any of the quotes- but every job that's posted is paid for by the relevant tradesmen .if they contact you that means they are interested in your job. If one of them are awarded the job then great news for you both. ratedpeople.com Regards Michael

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Andrew Smith

Fri 22 Nov 2013 09:58pm

Hi Anne, firstly you will need to diagnose the cause, ie' rising damp, condensation, broken, leaking rainwaterpipe, there are many possible causes. Decoratively you should wash the area with diluted bleach, rinse off and leave to dry. Once the areA is fully dry, stain block it with a polycell or zinsser stain block paint and decorate it how you would like it. Andy A.L. SMITH DECORATING SERVICES

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kraig dunn

Wed 20 Nov 2013 10:40pm

You will need a fungus/mould killer solution diluted in water, then id stain block the area twice with a named stain killer then emulsion over the top as many times as required again.

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Radoslaw Tober

Tue 19 Nov 2013 11:09pm

Hello Easy way is to wash it off. I would assume you would not want just a temporary solution and if the above will work will depend on how long was the mould left to grow, if you have a wallpaper on the wall , how deep has the mould grown in to the wall/plaster or if you have a leak problem?

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