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Top Tips for Moisture Meter Use in Water Mitigation

The ANSI/IICRC S500 and Meters – What is Standard of Care?

September 23, 2019
Chris Ranwell and Brandon Burton
KEYWORDS disaster restoration / innovations in restoration / mold remediation / water mitigation
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The water damage restoration industry recognized standard of care, the ANSI/IICRC S500, contains a significant amount of information related to the use of meters during a drying project. The most important content is primarily in two sections; Section 10 Inspections, Preliminary Determination, and Pre-Restoration Evaluations, and Section 13, Structural Restoration.

Looking through the standard, the restoration professional can answer several important questions related to meter use.

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