Humidity or leak detection

€ 499 (including 21% VAT) for the report. A VAT rate of 21% always applies to this type of service. If specific equipment is required to carry out the survey correctly, an additional charge may be made.

Included in the price

• Travel by the humidity or leak detection specialist

• Detection of the cause of the humidity or leak using the appropriate equipment

• Non-destructive investigation

• Expert report drawn up in accordance with your insurance requirements

• Humidity or leak detection report delivered within 5 working days of receipt of payment

• The specialist may return free of charge and at your request 6 weeks after the repairs to check that the problem has been resolved, provided you have called in an Ajusto specialist to carry out the work.

If work is required to resolve the problem, a free estimate can be drawn up by an Ajusto specialist.

Detecting humidity is essential for maintaining a healthy, comfortable environment. To measure the humidity in the ambient air, various measuring devices can be used, such as a hygrometer, a humidity sensor, a humidity tester or a thermometer. A probe or sensor is the most commonly used tool for measuring absolute humidity, dew point and humidity level.

The use of a dehumidifier is a common method of reducing humidity in the ambient air and preventing condensation and mould formation. However, to determine the humidity level in a room, a humidity sensor can be used to measure the water content of the air. It can also be used to measure the humidity level in relation to the ambient temperature.

It is important to regularly monitor the humidity level in a room, as an environment that is too damp can cause health and comfort problems. With a humidity meter, such as a thermometer or probe, you can avoid the risk of condensation and mould in a damp room by adjusting ventilation and using a dehumidifier if necessary.

Detecting humidity is crucial to ensuring a healthy and comfortable environment in your home. Hygrometry, which measures the amount of water vapour in the air, is essential for assessing soil humidity and indoor air quality. Humidity sensors and detectors, such as the hygrometer thermometer and the temperature sensor, can be used to accurately measure ambient temperature and humidity, ensuring optimum humidity control.

Too high a humidity level can cause humidity problems such as mould, capillary rise and infiltration, damaging building materials and affecting indoor air quality. Respiratory problems and the proliferation of dust mites can also occur in an environment that is too humid. Conversely, air that is too dry can lead to irritation and poor air quality.

Thermal measurement and relative humidity measurement are crucial to preventing these problems. High-precision humidity measurement instruments, such as humidity probes and humidity sensors, make it possible to detect and regulate the humidity in the home with great precision. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers are devices that can help maintain optimum humidity levels, depending on your home's needs.

A humidity diagnosis is a key step in identifying and resolving humidity problems in the home, including rising damp and infiltration. Good ventilation is essential to remove excessive humidity and odours, and to ensure healthy indoor air quality.

In short, humidity or leak detection and control are essential for maintaining air quality and the health of your home. Don't hesitate to call in the professionals to help you implement the right solutions to combat humidity and ensure a healthy, pleasant environment for you and your family.