Rising damp · Peeling paint · Mould · Salt stains

Wall Dampness Treatment & Damp Proofing in Ghana

We find where the moisture is coming from, stop it, rebuild the damaged plaster and repaint — so the damp does not come back next rainy season.

  • Since 2012
  • 400+ projects
  • 30+ skilled workers
  • All of Ghana & diaspora clients
FreeCoat re-plastering a wall during dampness treatment

Repainting a damp wall without treating the cause only hides the problem for a few months.

Damp walls are one of the most common problems in Ghanaian buildings: paint bubbling and peeling at the bottom of walls, white salt deposits, black mould, musty smells and crumbling plaster on boundary walls and house walls alike.

FreeCoat diagnoses the source first — rising damp from the ground, rain penetration, plumbing leaks, poor drainage or missing damp-proof layers. We then strip damaged paint and plaster, apply bitumen or cementitious waterproofing where needed, re-plaster with suitable mixes, allow proper drying and repaint with breathable or moisture-resistant coatings.

We treat dampness on house walls, boundary walls, basements, bathrooms and commercial buildings across Accra and Ghana, often alongside leak repairs and full repainting.

What our dampness treatment service includes

  • Damp diagnosis — rising damp, penetration or leaks
  • Stripping of failed paint and blown plaster
  • Bitumen and cementitious waterproofing
  • Re-plastering with suitable mixes
  • Boundary wall and perimeter wall damp repair
  • Bathroom and wet-area waterproofing
  • Mould and salt-stain treatment
  • Repainting with moisture-resistant coatings
Sound familiar?

Common situations we solve

Paint peeling at the bottom of your walls?

That is usually rising damp. We waterproof and re-plaster the affected band before repainting.

Boundary wall flaking and discoloured?

We strip, waterproof and re-render the wall so the new finish stays intact.

Black mould in rooms or bathrooms?

We treat the mould, fix the moisture source and improve the finish so it does not return.

Real FreeCoat projects

Recent dampness treatment work

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How we work

Why property owners choose FreeCoat

Founded in 2012 and led by CEO Freedom Kojo Awayiwu, FreeCoat combines international training with skilled local crews. Prepare properly. Execute professionally. Finish precisely.

01

Free inspection

We visit, measure, photograph and listen. Free within Greater Accra; travel outside Accra is agreed first.

02

Written quote

A clear scope, materials, timeline and price in writing — no surprise bills later.

03

Supervised execution

Our own trained crews do the work, with quality checks at every stage.

04

Handover & aftercare

Final detailing, cleaning and a walkthrough, with aftercare support after handover.

2012Founded in Accra
400+Projects completed
30+Skilled workers
Ghana & abroadWhere we work
Where we work

Dampness Treatment across Ghana — and for clients abroad

Head office in Ayikuma–Dodowa, Accra. Projects completed in almost every region of Ghana, plus work outside Ghana and for diaspora clients worldwide.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What causes damp walls in Ghana?

Common causes include rising damp from the ground, rainwater penetrating walls, leaking pipes or roofs, poor drainage around the building and missing or failed damp-proof layers.

How do you treat wall dampness?

We identify the source, remove damaged paint and plaster, apply waterproofing, re-plaster with suitable materials, allow drying, and repaint with moisture-resistant coatings.

How much does dampness treatment cost?

It depends on how much wall area is affected, the cause and the repair method. FreeCoat inspects and gives a written quote; inspection is free within Greater Accra.

Will the dampness come back?

When the source is treated properly, the repair should last. We explain the cause and any drainage or plumbing fixes needed so the problem is solved, not hidden.

Ready to start your dampness treatment project?

Tell us what you need and where. We reply quickly with next steps and arrange your inspection.