This LS17 site trades as Alwoodley Cellar Waterproofing. A surveyor attends when someone has booked a discovery visit and they turn up at the house.
The work is neighbourhood cellar waterproofing for Alwoodley Park, Primley Park, Sandmoor, King Lane, The Avenue, Alwoodley Lane, Nursery Lane, and the LS17 streets that sit in the parish. We are not a shopfront. Nobody staffs a counter on Harrogate Road or The Avenue, and we do not claim a CSSW department to look bigger.
If you want the room looked at, that happens inside the property. Book a cellar discovery survey in Alwoodley.
This LS17 site is for Alwoodley jobs only. Surveys happen in the coal or utility cellar on the property, not at a public counter.
Who this practice is
This page can name Alwoodley Park, Primley Park, Alwoodley Beck under King Lane, and 1930s coal cellars because the work is this neighbourhood, not a West Yorkshire dump.
Trading name: Alwoodley Cellar Waterproofing.
If someone is later appointed for survey work, they get a short biography they actually own and any qualification they actually hold.
What this practice is for
Cellar waterproofing in Alwoodley is Type C cavity drain, plus a straight answer on whether tanking even belongs, after a discovery survey of 1930s–1960s coal and utility rooms. Conversion is an after-dry upsell. A flooded cellar is supporting first response, not a round-the-clock franchise.
Phone: 0113 868 9731.
Refusals that stay on this LS17 page
We will not hang Microsoft-style product names on a coal chute. We will not publish a 40-town coverage list.
Why this is not a Leeds hub page
LS17 resident knowledge is the point of the cell: Primley Park chutes, Alwoodley Beck under King Lane, clay toward Adel Woods, Leeds City Council Building Control. A swapped town name would make those facts false. We do not funnel Moortown, Ilkley, Keighley or Bingley through this domain.
How a King Lane survey day actually runs
Van on the drive, not on the King Lane verge at school-run. Access down the stair or the coal chute. Party wall with the Primley Park / The Drive semi noted before anyone cuts a channel. Clay invert and Alwoodley Beck under King Lane recorded. Leeds City Council Building Control asked about only if the works are structural waterproofing. That is an LS17 day. It is not a hatch-through-the-front-room day.