Moisture mapping is a process of measuring and documenting the moisture content of a building or structure. It is used to identify areas of excessive moisture that may lead to mold growth, structural damage, or other health hazards.
The acceptable moisture level for a building or structure varies depending on the material and the location. However, as a general rule, the following moisture levels are considered acceptable:
A damp reading is a measurement of the moisture content of a material. An acceptable damp reading varies depending on the material and the location. However, as a general rule, the following damp readings are considered acceptable:
If the moisture content of a material exceeds the acceptable level, it is considered to be “damp”. Damp materials can lead to mold growth, structural damage, and other health hazards.