Thermal imaging camera
Reads surface temperature rather than looks. Escaping water cools the material around it, so a leak sealed inside a wall shows up as a cold trail through plaster and tile.
Hidden pipe leak behind the toiletEvery defect in the walkthrough was found with one of these — nothing drilled, nothing broken. Calibrated instruments, read by an inspector who knows what the numbers mean.
Reads surface temperature rather than looks. Escaping water cools the material around it, so a leak sealed inside a wall shows up as a cold trail through plaster and tile.
Hidden pipe leak behind the toiletMeasures how much water is held inside the plaster, not just on the surface. Fresh paint hides a damp patch; the meter still reads the wet wall underneath.
Damp patch & mould on the outer wallChecks live, neutral and earth at every outlet. A socket with no earth powers your appliances perfectly — right up until a fault makes the casing live.
Scorched socket with no earthingA tile bedded on full adhesive rings solid; one laid over an air pocket answers with a dull hollow tock. Every floor tile gets tapped, and each hollow one is marked.
Hollow & cracked floor tilesPuts a number on a crack. Width is what separates harmless shrinkage from movement that needs a structural engineer — and it decides whether filler is honest or a cover-up.
Crack running from the door cornerProjects a true horizontal and vertical to compare against. Floors that fall the wrong way, walls out of plumb and tile lippage are all obvious against a dead-straight line.
Water pools away from the drainA lens on a flexible probe that sees inside ducts, shafts and the cavity under a sink unit — the places a leak starts, without opening anything up.
Leak under the kitchen sinkRecreates a monsoon on demand. Water is sprayed at the outside of a frame, or ponded on a wet-area floor, to prove the seal and the fall before the rain does.
Leaking window frameMeasures the current a circuit really draws and times how fast the trip actually cuts power. An overloaded board runs hot long before it fails.
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