I’ve been noticing that many home inspections overlook leak detection, which can be a significant issue. Recently, I used an ultrasonic leak detector that identified a small, undetected leak in a basement pipe, which would have led to much bigger problems down the line. Has anyone else found these tools to be effective in their inspections?
I’ve found that combining thermal imaging with ultrasonic leak detection really enhances accuracy. For instance, I discovered a hidden leak in a ceiling that might’ve gone unnoticed otherwise. Have you ever tried using both techniques together?
I totally get what you mean! It’s like an iceberg — most of the issues are hiding below the surface. Using ultrasonic detectors makes a huge difference; I managed to catch a leak during an inspection last week that would have turned into a real headache. @julia_m73, do you think there’s a limit to how often we should rely on these tools?
Leak detection really is crucial — like finding a needle in a haystack! I’ve seen ultrasonic detectors catch stuff that’d otherwise cause big headaches later. Have you also tried using moisture meters alongside them?