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Moisture Mapping and Monitored Drying

Moisture mapping records conditions at defined points so drying progress can be judged consistently over time. It replaces guesswork with a repeatable record of where readings were taken, how they changed and whether the drying plan needs adjustment.

My HomeDry establishes baseline positions, records environmental conditions where relevant and revisits the same areas throughout the programme. The data is interpreted alongside the construction, materials and access available.

Why repeat positions matter

A reading taken in a different place may not be comparable. Marked or documented positions allow changes to be assessed against the same material and location.

When progress slows

A plateau can indicate restricted airflow, a concealed reservoir, continued water entry, unsuitable equipment positioning or a material that cannot reasonably be dried in place. The next step is based on investigation rather than simply extending the programme.

What appears in a monitoring record

Records may include the date, room, material, position, reading type, environmental conditions, equipment changes, access issues and observations affecting the drying decision.

Recording consistent monitoring points

  • Positions are selected and recorded.
  • The same areas are revisited during monitoring visits.
  • Results are compared with reference areas and earlier readings.
  • Equipment decisions may change as the trend develops.
Protimeter showing a comparative WME reading of 42.3 at an affected wall.
Contact moisture reading taken at an affected wall area.
Protimeter showing a comparative WME reading of 62.9 at an affected wall.
Comparative WME reading used alongside visual inspection and reference areas.
Thermal image showing a cooler pattern at a wall and floor junction.
Thermal image showing a cooler pattern at a wall and floor junction.

Technical note. WME means wood moisture equivalent. On non-wood building materials it is used as a comparative reference reading and is not the actual percentage of water contained in plaster, masonry or screed. Thermal imaging highlights temperature differences that may indicate moisture; it does not prove moisture on its own.

Discuss this situation with My HomeDry

Call with the property postcode, source of water and areas affected.

Frequently asked questions

The interval depends on the incident, materials, equipment, travel and reporting requirements. It is agreed as part of the programme.

Related information

Where My HomeDry works

My HomeDry operates from Sutton Coldfield and considers residential, commercial, managed-property and insurance-related water damage instructions throughout the East and West Midlands. Attendance depends on the property location, incident requirements and current operational capacity.

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