An infrared camera can help detect moisture behind walls without causing damage, highlighting cooler areas indicative of moisture presence.
5. When Rising Damp From The Floor Is The Real Culprit
Rising damp occurs when moisture from the ground rises through the walls by capillary action. This is especially common in older buildings without a proper damp-proof membrane. Look for a tide mark on the lower part of the wall, salt deposits, or a musty smell, which are telltale signs of rising damp.
Measuring the moisture content at different heights of