Add On Diagnostic Services

Thermal Imaging • Data Logging • Ventilation Testing Advanced Moisture & Airflow Diagnostics Across London, Kent and East Sussex

Our add‑on diagnostic services provide deeper insight into moisture behaviour, airflow performance, and thermal efficiency within your property. These optional extras enhance any damp, timber, condensation, or waterproofing survey, giving you stronger evidence, clearer diagnosis, and more accurate recommendations.

Whether you’re dealing with a complex moisture issue, a tenant dispute, a mortgage requirement, or simply want the most comprehensive assessment possible, these tools offer precision, clarity, and confidence.

Thermal Imaging

Identify Hidden Moisture, Cold Bridging & Insulation Defects

Thermal imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool that reveals temperature variations across walls, ceilings, floors, and junctions. These variations help identify issues that may not be visible to the eye, including:

Using a high‑resolution thermal camera, we capture detailed thermal images that help pinpoint the exact location and cause of moisture or heat loss.

Why Thermal Imaging Helps

Thermal imaging provides:

Non invasive investigation

no need to open walls or lift floors

Clear visual evidence

for reports, contractors, or insurers

Accurate identification of cold spots

contributing to condensation

Enhanced diagnosis

for damp, mould, and waterproofing issues

This add‑on is particularly valuable for condensation, and hidden leak investigations.

Data Logging

Monitor Humidity, Temperature & Dew‑Point Over Time

Data logging provides long‑term monitoring of environmental conditions within your property. Small, discreet sensors are installed for a set period (typically 7–14 days) to record:

This produces a detailed dataset showing how the property performs under real-world living conditions, rather than simply at the time of the survey. This can be particularly useful in landlord and tenant disputes where long-term environmental conditions need to be evidenced.

Why Data Logging Helps

Data logging is ideal for:

Condensation and mould disputes (landlord vs tenant)

Properties with inconsistent heating or ventilation

Flats and apartments with limited airflow

Complex moisture issues that vary throughout the day

Providing evidence for insurers, agents, or solicitors

Your final report includes graphs, analysis, and clear conclusions based on actual environmental performance.

Ventilation Testing

Measure Extractor Fan Performance & Airflow Rates

Ventilation testing measures the performance of extractor fans and airflow pathways using a vane anemometer. Poor ventilation is one of the most common causes of condensation and mould, and this add‑on provides measurable, objective data on how well your ventilation system is working.

We test:

Why Ventilation Testing Helps

Ventilation testing provides:

Accurate airflow readings

in litres per second (L/s)

Performance ratings

against Building Regulations

Clear evidence

for tenant disputes or compliance checks

Identification

of underperforming or faulty extractors

Practical recommendations

for improving airflow

This add‑on is particularly valuable for condensation, mould, bathroom moisture issues, and rental properties.

Why Add These Services?

These diagnostic extras provide:

Each add‑on can be selected individually or combined for a comprehensive diagnostic package.

Who This Service Is For

These services are ideal for:

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Homeowners with persistent damp or mould

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Buyers needing clarity before purchase

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Landlords and agents managing tenant issues

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Properties with damp, mould, or ventilation issues

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Surveyors requiring specialist input

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Basement and waterproofing investigations

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Disputes requiring clear, objective evidence

Why Choose Damp Solve

CSRT & CSSW qualified specialist

Over a decade of diagnostic experience

Independent, evidence based advice

Premium, clear, modern reporting

Coverage across London & the South East

Trusted by homeowners, agents, and professionals

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Not always — they are recommended for complex or unclear cases.

No — it is completely non‑invasive and does not damage surfaces.

Typically 7–14 days depending on the issue.

Yes — we compare airflow readings to current standards.

Absolutely — they provide objective, measurable evidence.