Guides
A contractor has proposed damp treatment, a survey has flagged elevated readings, or decorating work is approaching and the owner needs better evidence before deciding what to investigate next.
Buying guide
Map comparable points across walls, ceilings, floors or exposed masonry to distinguish relatively wet and dry zones without marking the surface. Record the pattern and repeat the same checks after ventilation, repairs or a drying period.
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Use cases
Map comparable points on plaster walls without making pinholes, then record where the indication changes across the room. This gives a UK homeowner, decorator or property inspector a practical first pass before deciding whether the area needs monitoring or further investigation.
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In a Victorian terrace in Leeds, a cottage in the Yorkshire Dales or a flat with a recurring ceiling mark, you may want to scan walls and skirting without putting holes in finished surfaces. This guide shows how to use the documented R&D INSTRUMENTS pinless scanner as a comparative first pass, and where its readings stop short of identifying the cause.
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