Water Damage Inspection
Full Spectrum Environmental offers water damage inspection services for homes and businesses. Our experts can identify potential issues and provide recommendations for water damage remediation.
Contact us today to schedule a water damage assessment appointment or learn more about our services.
What are the signs of hidden water damage?
Many times, the signs of hidden water damage overlap with potential mold growth. Signs of hidden water damage may include:
- Musty or moldy odor
- Discoloration and stains on walls or ceilings
- Peeling or bubbling paint/wallpaper
- Warped baseboards or crown molding
- Sagging or drooping ceiling tiles
- Increased humidity or moisture levels
- Unexplained health problems
water damage inspector
During a water damage inspection, we:
- Identify visible damage such as water stains, mold growth, and dampness on walls, floors, and ceilings.
- Inspect critical areas where water may pool, including subflooring, crawl spaces, and attics.
- Use advanced tools like moisture meters, infrared cameras, and hygrometers to pinpoint moisture sources and measure damage.
We also evaluate key systems, including:
- Plumbing for leaks or blockages.
- HVAC systems for water-related issues.
- Appliances and infrastructure that may contribute to water intrusion.
Our thorough inspections provide actionable insights to help you address water damage quickly and effectively.
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
We Test All Types of Properties
A water damage inspection is a crucial first step in identifying and mitigating the effects of water damage on a property.
Whether for residential or commercial properties, a thorough inspection helps property owners and insurance adjusters understand the extent of the damage. This knowledge is essential for developing an effective plan to repair and restore the property to its pre-damaged state.
- Residential Homes
- Commercial Buildings
- Industrial Facilities
- Institutional Buildings
WATER DAMAGE ASSESSMENT REPORT
After completing the inspection, our inspectors prepare a detailed report outlining the extent of the damage, potential sources of water intrusion, and any necessary repairs or remediation measures. The report may also provide recommendations for preventing future water damage.
The objective, once the inspection report is given to the property owner, is to restore the affected area to its pre-damage condition and to prevent any further issues. Depending on the severity of the damage, suggested remedies may include water extraction, drying, disinfecting, and repairs to affected areas, all to be carried out by a professional water damage remediation company.
