Jack Garratt is the Managing Director of Garratts Damp & Timber Ltd, a trusted name in the damp proofing, waterproofing, and timber treatment industry. With over 19 years of hands-on experience, Jack has built an impressive career rooted in expertise, dedication, and a passion for delivering top-quality solutions.
Jack’s extensive knowledge in the field is supported by his dual certifications from the Property Care Association (PCA). As a certified surveyor in Structural Waterproofing (C.S.S.W), he specialises in basement tanking and waterproofing, helping clients protect their properties from water ingress and ensuring dry, habitable spaces below ground. His certification as a Certificated Surveyor in Remedial Treatment (C.S.R.T) underscores his advanced understanding of tackling timber decay and damp-related issues effectively.
Jack has worked on a wide range of projects, from resolving complex structural damp challenges to implementing robust waterproofing systems in both residential and commercial properties. His practical experience, combined with his professional qualifications, makes him an industry leader who is often consulted for his expertise in diagnosing and solving even the most persistent issues.
As the Managing Director, Jack takes an active role in shaping Garratts Damp & Timber Ltd’s reputation for quality and reliability. Beyond his technical skills, Jack is committed to staying updated on the latest advancements in the industry. This ensures that Garratts Damp & Timber Ltd not only meets but exceeds the standards of service expected by its clients.
Jack is also passionate about education and advocacy in the damp proofing and timber treatment field. His contributions to the content on the Garratts Damp website are designed to empower homeowners, property managers, and contractors with practical advice and insights. Whether offering tips on preventing timber decay or sharing expert advice on waterproofing basements, Jack’s writing reflects his wealth of experience and commitment to helping clients protect their properties.
