Moisture is one of the most common and at the same time one of the most underestimated problems in apartments and houses. A person often begins to react to it only when a stain appears on the wall, the paint starts to peel off, an unpleasant odor is felt or traces of mold are visible. However, by that time the problem is usually already advanced.

Using a moisture meter, we can check whether there is increased moisture in structures, walls, and floors. This is especially important both when buying a home and when already living in it and trying to understand why mold, odor, damage to the finish or general discomfort appear.

Why is moisture so important?

Moisture is not just an aesthetic issue. It can mean:
• hidden water leaks;
• structural leaks;
• poorly performed waterproofing;
• condensation due to cold surfaces;
• moisture remaining after construction or renovation work.

If the problem is not noticed in time, it can develop into expensive repairs. Moisture damages the finish, can damage structures, promotes mold growth, and worsens the indoor microclimate. People in such homes are more likely to complain of respiratory problems, allergies, a feeling of heaviness, an unpleasant odor, or a constant feeling of “wetness” in the rooms.

What problems does this service solve?

A moisture test helps determine:
• whether the wall, ceiling, or floor is damp;
• whether moisture is accumulating behind the finish;
• whether the cause of the mold is structural, not just superficial;
• whether the materials have completely dried out after an accident, leak, or repair;
• whether there are any hidden moisture problems in the newly purchased home.

A very common situation is that mold keeps reappearing in the corner of the apartment. A person cleans it, repaints it, and ventilates it, but after a while everything repeats itself. In this case, a cosmetic solution does not help, because the cause has not been eliminated. Moisture measurement helps determine whether there is moisture in the wall, whether the problem is structural, or related to ventilation and temperature differences.