BUILDING INSPECTION & LEAK DETECTION
Practical Hong Kong guidance for owners and property teams—from tracing water-stain clues and preparing for handover to reviewing rectification work.
A practical handover inspection covers finishes, windows, wet areas, services, fittings and records—plus targeted scanning where hidden-risk clues justify it.
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Recurring leakage can result from surface-only repairs, the wrong source assumption, unsuitable tests, multiple sources or missing verification.
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Moisture meters, dye, flood tests, pressure tests, thermal imaging, microwave tomography and 6D scanning answer different questions.
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Water may travel along slabs, beams, joints and pipe sleeves before becoming visible. Learn how to record clues and avoid repairing the wrong place.
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6D digital imaging helps record spatial patterns and narrow suspicious areas before targeted verification or repair. It is evidence, not a universal answer.
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Bathroom leakage may involve waterproofing, drainage, supply pipes or fixture joints. The timing of the symptom is often the best first clue.
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Rain-related seepage can involve façades, construction joints, window sealant or drainage details. Timing and wind direction help narrow the path.
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A ceiling stain does not prove that the source is directly above. Learn seven common causes, what to record and how a source investigation is narrowed.
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