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Home Inspection

Category - Building Science

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How would a home inspector use a moisture meter during an inspection?

To determine if there is excess moisture in ductwork
To determine if there is excess moisture in wood
To determine if there is excess moisture in ceilings
To determine if these is excess moisture around electrical outlets

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Answer: B - A home inspector would use a moisture meter during an inspection to determine if there is excess moisture in wood. You can use it to test decks, wood around doors and windows, and walls. Excess moisture may not be observable but can cause damage to the home. Home inspectors should always test wood components that are easily accessible.

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