Moisture & Leak Detection

How We Detect Moisture and Leaks

Air samples are meticulously collected from Using state-of-the-art infrared imaging and other moisture detection tools, we accurately pinpoint areas in your home where moisture has accumulated or leaks are occurring. This process is critical for determining where air and surface samples should be taken for mold analysis. It also provides vital information needed for effective mold remediation by highlighting the sources of water intrusion.

Common Areas Prone to Leaks:

• Roofing Materials: Aging, weather damage, or poor maintenance can lead to leaks in roofing materials.
  Windows and Doors: Compromised seals or flashing can make these areas vulnerable to water intrusion.
• Foundations: Cracks in foundations are potential sites for water leaks.
• Basements: Basements can accumulate moisture without proper drainage, leading to leaks.
• Under Sinks: Frequent water use and potential pipe damage make these areas common leak spots.
• Appliance Connections: Dishwashers and washing machines are susceptible to leaks from worn connections.
• Refrigerators: Water lines and ice makers in refrigerators can also be sources of leaks.
• Toilets, Showers, and Bathtubs: Faulty installations or deteriorating seals can cause leaks in these areas.
• Water Heaters and HVAC Units: These systems can develop leaks due to aging, rust, or valve issues.

This list highlights some of the most common areas where leaks occur, but it is not exhaustive. Our team is trained to assess and identify potential leak sources throughout your property.