What Each Inspection Includes
Detailed explanation of our preventive inspection process
Thermal Imaging Survey
We scan all accessible wall and ceiling surfaces in common areas and, with permission, in individual units. The thermal camera reveals temperature anomalies that indicate moisture accumulation or active leaks.
This non-invasive inspection method detects problems without opening walls. Temperature differences as small as 0.1°C become visible, allowing us to identify issues in their earliest stages.
- Complete scan of bathrooms and kitchens in common areas
- Vertical chase inspection where plumbing runs between floors
- Ceiling inspection in lower units beneath bathrooms above
- External wall scanning where supply lines enter building
System Pressure Testing
We isolate sections of the plumbing system and monitor pressure over time. A properly sealed system maintains constant pressure. Pressure drop indicates water escaping somewhere in that section.
By testing the same sections during each inspection, we can compare results over time. Gradually increasing pressure loss suggests a developing problem that hasn't yet caused visible damage.
- Main supply line testing at building entry point
- Floor-by-floor section testing where valve access permits
- Hot and cold water system testing separately
- Trend comparison with previous inspection results
