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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

High Voltage ELD Testing Method

Electronic Leak Detection (ELD)

Electronic Leak Detection Services in Hawai‘i

Electronic Leak Detection (ELD) is the most accurate method for locating breaches in single‑ply and built‑up roofing membranes.

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LMDH recommends high‑voltage electronic leak detection services for new construction, reroofs, and existing commercial buildings.

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Our testing verifies membrane integrity, identifies leak locations with precision, and documents conditions for warranty compliance and project close‑out.

Ideal For:

  • New construction verification

  • Warranty inspections

  • Renovation scopes of work

  • Leak investigations

  • Post‑installation QA/QC

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CAPACITANCE TESTING
Allows for testing over an existing roof surface to detect moisture measuring up and over 80%. This form of testing can read moisture as deep as 6" - 8" of insulation under the roofing membrane. This form of testing is non evasive. 

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DIFFICULT ROOF LEAK DETECTION
Flood testing of a designated area of a roof is common in the process of finding a roof leak, however they are not always conclusive. LeakMD uses the technology listed above as well as 15 years of roofing experience in detecting all possible locations of water, that may be by passing a roofs membrane and causing the leak.

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Thermography
Testing

Infrared Thermography Roof Inspections (Level 1 Certified)

Infrared Thermography Roof Inspections in Hawai‘i

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Infrared thermography is a non-destructive testing method used to detect temperature differentials within roofing systems that indicate trapped moisture, insulation voids, and potential membrane failures.

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Leak & Moisture Detection Hawai‘i (LMDH) provides professional infrared roof inspections performed by a Level 1 Certified Thermographer. This technology allows us to identify moisture-laden areas that are not visible to the naked eye—without cutting into the roof system.

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Infrared thermography is especially effective for:

  • Locating moisture trapped beneath roofing membranes

  • Identifying wet or failing insulation

  • Verifying suspected leak areas

  • Supporting repair and replacement scopes of work

  • Reducing unnecessary tear-offs during renovations

  • Documenting roof conditions for owners, consultants, and warranty providers

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How Infrared Thermography Works

Wet insulation retains heat longer than dry insulation after sunset. By scanning the roof surface under proper environmental conditions, infrared cameras reveal thermal anomalies that indicate potential moisture intrusion or insulation saturation. These thermal patterns allow us to map suspect areas and guide further testing using electronic leak detection or capacitance surveys for confirmation.

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When Infrared Thermography Is Most Useful

Infrared roof inspections are ideal for:

  • Large commercial and industrial roofs

  • Schools, hospitals, and government buildings

  • Multi-building campuses

  • Warehouses and retail centers

  • Pre-renovation and due-diligence inspections

  • Post-storm damage assessments

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While infrared thermography is a powerful diagnostic tool, it does not locate the exact point of membrane breach. For that reason, LMDH often combines infrared surveys with:

  • Electronic Leak Detection (ELD)

  • Capacitance Moisture Testing

  • Visual and detail inspections

This multi-method approach provides the most accurate and defensible data for scopes of work and warranty compliance.

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What You Receive

  • Thermal images with annotated findings

  • Moisture mapping of suspect areas

  • Written condition summary

  • Repair and investigation recommendations

  • Photo documentation for project files

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LMDH

  • Level 1 Certified Thermographer

  • 15+ years of roofing experience

  • Neutral, third-party testing

  • Non-destructive inspection methods

  • Clear, contractor-ready reporting

  • Fast scheduling and turnaround

Est. 2021 | Leak & Moisture Detection Hawai'i

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