Damp and leak detection often begins with a visual inspection of areas prone to moisture intrusion, such as basements, attics, bathrooms, and around windows and doors.
Heating engineers or property inspectors may use moisture meters or thermal imaging cameras to identify areas of elevated moisture levels, indicating potential leaks or dampness.
Signs of dampness, such as water stains, mold growth, musty odors, or peeling paint, are carefully examined to pinpoint the source of moisture ingress.
Pressure Testing and Leak Tracing:
To detect hidden leaks in plumbing systems, pressure testing may be conducted by heating engineers or plumbing professionals.
Pressure testing involves pressurizing the plumbing system and monitoring for pressure drops, which indicate the presence of leaks.
Leak tracing techniques, such as acoustic detection, dye testing, or infrared thermography, may also be employed to locate hidden leaks in pipes, joints, or fittings.
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