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Vallovapor GmbH's injection wall‑drying service reaches 15% of company revenue

Vallovapor GmbH has expanded its portfolio with an electro‑osmotic and injection‑based wall‑drying process. The new service now contributes about 15 % of the company’s total turnover, reflecting strong market demand, especially in summer when conditions favour moisture removal before the wetter autumn period.

The firm cites data from the German Federal Office for Building and Space indicating a nationwide building‑renovation backlog of roughly €57 billion, a large share of which stems from moisture‑related damage. According to the press release, a ten‑percent moisture increase in plaster or masonry can halve a wall’s thermal insulation value and noticeably raise heating costs. Moisture and mould issues can also depress a property’s sale price by up to 15 %. The injection technique creates a horizontal barrier within the masonry, combined with a specialized anti‑condensation coating, and delivers a relapse rate below 2 %, well ahead of the market average. The method requires no major excavations, making it suitable for occupied and historic buildings, with services currently offered to customers throughout Hessen.

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Bundesamt für Bauwesen und Raumordnung · Bundesamt für Bauwesen und Raumordnung (BBR) · Germany · Hessen · Martin Urbanek · Vallovapor GmbH

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