Did you know that since the beginning of the pandemic, the average value of our…

3 problems that can be diagnosed through remote inspection!
Mold growth, ice damming, poor indoor air quality: we can face several issues when it comes to our buildings. But did you know that in some cases our building experts can advise and assist you without having to travel on site? Stay with us as we take a closer look at three problems for which our remote inspection service can be especially helpful!
You need advices concerning a problem with your building?
Exchange with an expert for a fraction of the price of a visit
thanks to our online technical consulation service
Remote Inspection for Attic-Related Issues
The attic space is often neglected, even though it can be the source of numerous problems. Through a visual inspection carried out using a cellphone and adequate lighting, it is possible to identify various signs of deterioration. Common issues include mold growth, typically caused by insufficient ventilation or excess humidity, as well as water infiltration that can damage insulation and structural components. These observations allow for a preliminary diagnosis and the recommendation of appropriate corrective measures to protect the integrity of the roof and indoor air quality.
Remote Inspection for Poor Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air often contains contaminants that are invisible to the naked eye. These may originate from various sources: mold spores, chemical compounds, fine particles, or volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These pollutants can affect occupants’ health and reduce overall comfort. Through a teleconference, a Legault-Dubois expert can guide you through a structured investigation process. The goal is to determine the potential presence of contaminants and recommend solutions to improve the air quality in your home. This type of diagnosis is particularly useful if you suspect contamination or notice recurring symptoms related to air quality.
Remote Inspection for Basement Moisture and Water Infiltration
The basement is another sensitive area of a building. The appearance of water on the floor, efflorescence—those whitish powdery deposits visible on concrete slabs or foundation walls—or a persistent musty odor are all indicators of a moisture problem. In some cases, mold may develop on flooring materials, behind wall finishes, or on stored furniture. If openings can be made behind the walls, it becomes possible to more accurately identify the source of the problem and consider long-term solutions. The expertise of Legault-Dubois specialists helps guide this process and target the root causes of water infiltration and excess moisture.
Whether the issue involves the attic, indoor air quality, or the basement, each problem requires a thorough analysis to determine its exact causes. Legault-Dubois experts stand out for their impartial approach: their role is not only to identify visible symptoms, but also to recommend effective and lasting solutions. The goal of our remote inspection service is to enable you to identify and eliminate problems at their source so they do not reappear, ensuring a healthy and safe environment.
If you have any doubts or questions about your building, contact us. In many cases, our remote inspection service can provide personalized support and clear guidance to help you regain peace of mind.