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Giza clue - how big is the house? What length of wall needs damp proofing?
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Chemical damp proofing is mostly a total con. But if you can use it to get money off the purchase then go for it - just don't worry about having to shell out for the work afterwards, and spend the money you've saved on other more worthwhile things.
Hefty
BobbyBriggs
@Tenderloin
Just got our Survey report through.
New guttering+downpipes plus chemical damp proof treatment and also need to lower front and rear garden paving (at fault for damp). Likely cost? Also new boiler again rough likely cost? Need to know what I can legit knock the seller down for (though aiming for 5%).