Water Damage Inspection in Mobile, AL

Water never stays only where you can see it. On a flat floor, water flows beneath baseboards into adjacent rooms and closets; from an overhead leak, water runs along joists and hides inside insulated exterior walls that look and feel completely dry on the painted surface.

Relying on touch or eyesight misses up to 60% of the moisture in a typical water loss — leaving trapped water behind walls, under cabinets, and beneath LVP or hardwood flooring that turns into mold and structural rot weeks later.

A professional water damage inspection combines three scientific instruments: (1) high-resolution FLIR infrared thermal imaging cameras to scan entire ceilings, walls, and floors instantly; (2) pinless radio-frequency meters to scan beneath tile, LVP, and drywall without leaving holes; and (3) insulated deep-wall pin probes to measure exact wood moisture percentages inside sill plates and studs.

Technicians also record ambient temperature, relative humidity, and grains per pound (GPP) to produce a complete IICRC S500 moisture map for your records or insurance adjuster.