Moisture Testing & Inspections
Insurance Inspection Reports |
Thermal Imaging Services (for moisture detection) |
Measurement of Dew Point, Vapour Pressure |
Measurement Grain Depression, Relative & Specific humidity |
We can provide inspections and consultation with regard to moisture problems caused by flooding. A written report can be provided outlining ways to remedy the moisture problem.
BRISBANE WIDE SERVICE
CALL 07 3219 1905
Insurance Industry / Construction Industy / Real Estate / Home & Building Owners
** Australian Standard 1884-1985 Appendix A 5.3 states that a concrete sub floor is not dry if the moisture exceeds 5.5 percent.** |
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Fully Certified in Applied Structural Drying and Water Damage Restoration. New Life Restoration only uses state of the art moisture detection equipment and methods. |
Measuring Moisture in Concrete
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Drilling of hole in concrete and insert plug into the floor |
Inserting Meter Into the concrete to find out relative humidity in concrete. |
Measuring Moisture in Walls & Ceilings
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Timber Floor Moisture Testing
 We use a Delmhorst Moisture Meter |
We can monitor the extent of water damage on timber floors through the use of a hammer probe (see picture on left) attached to a Delmhorst moisture meter. This will give us an indication of the moisture present in the wood, and will give us an idea of the risks (cupping & buckling) involved. Moisture meter corrections are used to cater for the many different types of wood, to ensure accurate collection of data. Moisture content can also be measured more accurately through oven dry testing. This can give more accurate results, also, this test may be needed if the species of the wood is unknown. |
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Thermal Imaging to Detect Moisture
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In this picture we can see that the thermal imaging camera has picked up water damage near the skirting boards. This area is cooler and thus will show as a darker colour on the thermal imaging camera. |
Inspection Report Supplied
Moisture Reading, Detection & Testing
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