Water Intrusion Mitigation

Water that finds its way into a roof assembly rarely announces itself at the source. It shows up as a stain on a ceiling, a soft spot in decking, or a musty smell in an attic, often far from where it actually entered. Water intrusion mitigation is the work of tracing that path, drying out what has gotten wet, and closing the entry point before it causes further damage to insulation, decking, or framing.

Finding the Source

Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — aerial imaging that spots wet insulation and storm damage without anyone walking a compromised roof.
Handheld Infrared Cameras — thermal scanning inside and out that traces a leak back to where water actually enters.
Moisture Meters & Wood Moisture Meters — direct readings through decking, insulation, rafters, and fascia that show how far water has traveled.
Core Sampling Tools — a small test cut on a flat roof that shows every layer, so the plan matches what is actually there.

Drying and Closing It Up

Submersible Pumps, Air Movers & Dehumidifiers — water pulled out and the structure dried before mold or rot can start.
Drain Snakes for Internal Drains — blocked interior drains and scuppers cleared before standing water finds a seam.
Heavy-Duty Tarps & Plywood Board-Up Kits — openings secured against further weather the same visit.

Every stage is documented through Photo Documentation Apps, giving you a time-stamped record of the source, the drying process, and the repair.