The process begins with a brief intake discussion. We discuss current concerns such as musty odors, staining, humidity issues, or recent storm or ice dam events. Once scheduled, you receive confirmation along with basic preparation guidance to ensure accurate readings on the day of inspection.

We utilize professional-grade moisture meters to measure material moisture content and identify elevated readings within drywall, wood framing, and other porous materials. A thermal imaging camera is used to detect temperature differentials that may indicate hidden moisture anomalies.

We assess visible surfaces for staining, microbial growth patterns, deterioration, and building envelope defects.

Following the inspection, you receive a written report detailing our findings. The report includes a summary of observed conditions, moisture readings, relevant thermal imaging observations when applicable, and photo documentation of areas of concern. Recommendations are clearly outlined so next steps are practical and specific.

After the report is delivered, we remain available to review findings and answer questions. If contractors require clarification regarding documented areas, we can assist. If remediation is completed, we also offer post-remediation verification and clearance testing when appropriate.