Moisture Mapping & Documentation
Moisture documentation that holds up with adjusters and in disputes
- Moisture maps, daily drying logs, and psychrometric readings that justify every drying day
- Thermal imaging and equipment placement records that stop equipment charges from being cut
- IICRC S500-aligned reports packaged to support your invoice
What's in every drying file
- Initial moisture map with affected-area diagram
- Daily moisture readings and drying progress logs
- Thermal images of hidden moisture
- Equipment placement, counts, and run-time records
- Final dry-standard confirmation and sign-off
What a drying file looks like
Moisture map, thermal imaging, and daily logs — the documentation that turns drying days into paid invoices.
Documentation that pays for itself
What equipment do you use?
Pin and non-invasive moisture meters, thermo-hygrometers for psychrometric readings, and thermal imaging cameras — professional-grade tools that produce readings carriers accept.
Can you take over documentation on a job that's already drying?
Yes. We'll establish a baseline on the first visit and document forward. If earlier readings are missing, we'll note it clearly rather than backfill.
How quickly do we get the reports?
Same day after each site visit, with a complete drying file delivered when the job reaches dry standard.
Do you follow IICRC S500?
Our documentation follows the IICRC S500 standard for water damage restoration, which is what carriers and third-party reviewers measure against.
Can this be bundled with estimating?
Yes — many mitigation contractors have us document the loss and write the Xactimate estimate from the same visit, so the scope and the documentation agree line for line.
What does it cost?
Per visit or per job, with retainer pricing for high-volume mitigation companies. We'll quote it in writing before the first site visit.
