Explore the equipment that supports Halo’s property inspections, from moisture and airflow readings to photographs of hard-to-reach areas. Each tool adds context to an expert visual assessment.
Select a tool to see how it helps.
Moisture readings help us investigate areas of concern in walls, floors and ceilings, including places where dampness is not obvious during a viewing.
Readings are considered alongside the surface material and visible condition.
Equipment is selected for the agreed scope, the property’s condition and the access available during your visit.
Moisture readings help us investigate areas of concern in walls, floors and ceilings, including places where dampness is not obvious during a viewing.
Clues to dampness
Readings are considered alongside the surface material and visible condition.
A flexible camera helps us look through available openings into hard-to-reach spaces, recording details that cannot be seen from the room itself.
A view into tight spaces
Checks depend on existing openings and safe access to the area.
A handheld tester provides an indicative total dissolved solids reading from a water sample, adding a measurement to our observations of the available water supply.
Dissolved-solids readings
A TDS reading alone does not establish drinking-water safety or identify contaminants.
An anemometer measures air velocity at accessible vents, helping us assess how an operating AC or ventilation system distributes air around the property.
Airflow at the outlet
Measurements require an operating system and accessible outlets.
Light tapping can help identify hollow-sounding tiles and differences in surface response, giving us another clue to the condition of accessible finishes.
Hollow-sounding finishes
Surface observations help flag concerns for assessment by the relevant contractor.
Focused lighting makes dark corners and uneven finishes easier to examine, helping us document details inside cabinets, service areas and accessible ceiling voids.
Details in low light
Lighting supports the visual inspection of accessible areas.
Temperature and relative humidity readings add context to concerns about comfort, ventilation and condensation at the time of the inspection.
Indoor conditions
Readings describe conditions during the visit and can change with weather and system use.
Digital documentation brings photographs, locations and written observations together, turning the inspection into a clear record for your rectification discussions.
From finding to report
Your report explains the findings, access limitations and recommended next steps.
A socket tester screens accessible outlets for certain wiring faults, helping us identify concerns to record for a qualified electrician to assess.
Outlet wiring indicators
Socket screening is carried out where power and access allow within the agreed scope.
A non-contact detector helps screen for indications of voltage near accessible electrical points, supporting our observations of installation concerns.
Live-voltage indications
Voltage indications support screening; detailed electrical assessment requires a qualified electrician.
Useful readings become useful findings when they are recorded with their location, a photograph and clear next steps.
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