About Fixrotuk
Our Fixrot.co.uk team in Dumfries and Galloway have a forward thinking track record of treatments and solutions for all forms of damp & rot.
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As one of most established and reliable Damp Proofing and Wood Rot Treatment companies Based in the Dumfries and Galloway area, we pride ourselves on our quality workmanship, competitive prices and excellent customer care. Whether your property is suffering from damp or woodworm, or you need your basement waterproofed, our qualified team of engineers use the latest technology to find and fix the problem.
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Are you worried about the huge mess renovation may leave you with? You can relax now. We don’t just take care of the remedial work; we will do everything right down to hoovering the new carpets we fitted.
Our goal is to provide both a superior customer experience and a tremendous value and honesty for our customers. To get a professional assessment of your property book your Survey now! We have over 15 years of experience in Damp Proofing, Woodworm, Dry Rot and Wet Rot Treatments and we are authorised to provide you with upto 30 years
Visit us for more information:- www.fixrot.co.uk. or call us:- 1683478327 7795263896
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