Repair Check & Re-scan
The repair is done. Is the wall drying?
The inspector returns to the same marked spots and repeats the readings and thermal images. ₹1,999 per visit for up to 6 marked areas, plus GST.
41 → 24 (-17)
29 → 13 (-16)
26 → 25 (-1)
Direction, not a final answer
A soaked wall can take weeks to dry after the source is fixed.
So a single re-scan shows which way a wall is going. The before-and-after page shows the original reading, the new reading, the change and a note. A reading still near the original after a long dry spell suggests the source is still active; a falling reading suggests the repair is working. Readings near the dry reference mean the wall has caught up.
When it's useful
Three moments a re-scan saves money.
- 01
Before paying the balance on a resale flat
The seller said the bathroom above was repaired. See whether the ceiling is drying before the last payment.
- 02
Before closing a builder complaint
Record whether each repaired defect in your Defect Claim Pack is actually drying.
- 03
Before starting interiors
Wardrobes and panelling hide a wall for years. Check it first.
About re-scans
How soon after a repair should I book?
Give the wall some dry weather after the source is fixed. A soaked wall dries slowly, so one re-scan shows direction, not a final answer.
What does a re-scan cover?
Up to 6 marked areas from your original report, re-read at the same spots with the same instruments and a fresh dry reference.
Can you re-scan a flat you did not inspect first?
Yes, but without an original report there is nothing to compare against, so we would book it as a regular inspection.
Had a repair done? See if it worked.
Same spots, same instruments, a fresh dry reference, compared with your original report.