Find hidden leaks with smoke.
How to use a fog machine to detect roof leaks.
Instead of crawling around on your hands and knees with a smoke pencil you look for leaks by standing around in the front yard.
It s basically a small handheld theatrical fog machine that uses the same non toxic fluid as its larger more prolific brethren.
It s leak detection for dummies.
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The fog machine technique adds a whole new dimension to leak discovery.
Water frequently enters the house near things that go through the roof.
And fixing a leaky roof can be less time consuming than locating where the water is coming in.
The fog machine technique adds a whole new dimension to leak discovery.
Projections or penetrations such as vents dormers and chimneys are frequent places for leaks.
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Instead of crawling around on your hands and knees with a smoke pencil you look for leaks by standing around in the front yard.
Locating the source of a roof leak in your roof system can be just as challenging and daunting as locating your allusive set of car keys or wallet.
Smoke testing that is and it is good for you because it can help you find problems in your home s plumbing system whether you ve noticed a strange smell a slow flushing toilet or a sluggish septic when it rains you can find the source of the issue by smoke testing.
Learning how to find a roof leak is easy but accomplishing the task can be frustrating.
It s leak detection for dummies.
Roof leaks can be difficult to locate and can often be contributed to by more than one source.
In this video i use a redline detection smoke machine to find a vacuum leak on a vw passat.
The actual source of roof leaks can elude even the most experienced roofing professional.
The leaks don t reveal themselves as subtle whiffs of moving air.