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Moisture Testing for Roofing

What is a moisture test in a house?

Moisture testing in a house is **non-invasive and non-destructive** and it is an essential part of any roofing inspection. It estimates the amount of moisture present in the roofing system, which is done by using a moisture meter.

The test is commonly used to:

– **Determine** if there is any moisture damage to the roof.
– **Identify** the source of moisture intrusion.
– **Assess** the extent of the damage.

**Moisture can cause significant damage to a roof**, including:

– **Rotting** of the wood frame.
– **Mildew** and mold growth.
– **Corrosion** of metal components.
– **Buckling** and cracking of shingles.

**Early detection** of moisture problems is **critical** to prevent further damage and costly repairs. If you suspect that your roof may have moisture damage, it is important to have it inspected by a qualified professional to perform moisture testing as soon as possible.