Dry Rot: Identification and Solutions
The words 'dry rot' will send shivers down the spine of every homeowner, and rightly so.

The words 'dry rot' will send shivers down the spine of every homeowner, and rightly so.

Yes, even after successful treatment of dry rot it could return if the damp conditions continue to provide the environment for dry rot to form and spread.
Usually, dry rot will be excluded from home insurance policies. In some cases, if the dry rot is as a result of a specific incident, your insurance company may cover it as part of the treatment of the incident.
Although dry rot fungus itself is not harmful to humans, severe cases of dry rot can be dangerous due to weakening or even destroying wooden structures in the property.
Additionally, dry rot indicates an issue with damp in the house, which can lead to mould that will cause health problems, such as respiratory issues
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