Rising damp now possibly structual, foundation problem

Question

I have soil/mud appearing at the brick work which runs along side of my living room wall on outside. Inside my wall has cracked always along where skirting board is and has pulled away from wall also flooring looks as though it has dropped with gapping . I do have rising damp , is this now structural? Thankyou

Tomasz · Answer

This could be a lot of different reasons but without out looking at it and seeing what the problem is it’s hard to say

Mykhailo · Answer

Hello,I can help you with your foundation, but I need to look at the place, email me if you are still interested in it.

Eli · Answer

without a good luck at it , its hard to say . but would be happy to have a look for you !

Michelle · Answer

It is difficult to say without looking but it appears that if your joist have rotted assuming suspended floor they would have dropped hence gap and therefore cracking but this is not a positive conclusion just a possibility.

Cristi · Answer

That can be a problem in the future 
Can be sorted out 
I need more details about

Paul · Answer

You would have to have the floor joints inspection done  as the ends have more than probably rott in them if so you can jack up cut rot back to good timber and fix new timber along side still and fix timber with bolt's  and treat ends of timber with wood preserve

Aaron · Answer

It sounds like the damp proofing has fail or you have land patio or flooring outside to high and the water can get into the cavity.
Can be fixed

Rising damp now possibly structual, foundation problem

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