What meters for a hack wanting to start in WD ?

[Chris Muetterties]

Any tips ?

 

[ACE]

Extech is a good value and you can by directly from them.

 

[Chris Muetterties]

 

[Chris Muetterties]

http://www.professionalequipment.com/ex ... ty-meters/

 

[LeeCory]

But I don't need the wheel since my Vaisala HMI41 provides everything including gpp.

 

[Mikey P]

you got to be kidding me....


I ant buying all that crap for 4 to 6 grand in WD a year.

 

["The" Al Bradham]

you got to be kidding me....


I ant buying all that crap for 4 to 6 grand in WD a year.

4 to 6 grand is one job, not in a year. You are a hack.

 

[Mikey P]

I have one ancient dehu and a few blowers.

I'm luck to get $79 off a overflowed toilet.

 

[CleanEvo]

I spent over 10 years working for a DR company... I don't want to see a flood again... ever.

 

[LeeCory]

LOL, if you only plan to make 4-6 grand a year you don't need any meters.

Guide to water damage without meters or training:

You know if the floor is wet if your socks get wet, and if you push real hard on the drywall and if your finger goes through it you will need to follow the instructions below.

Just get a dozen Sham Wows to sop up what's on the floor.

To get the moisture out of the drywall just tape one end of a string to the drywall and put the other end into a glass. The water will adsorb into the string and fall into the glass. (don't confuse adsorb with absorb)

 

[dealtimeman]

mikeys most toilet overflows are pretty easy 500 dollars. :mrgreen:

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Hi Chris,
You're gonna need more than meters. You need education. Take a good class and you'll get all the basics to get started but it will be helpful to have a consultant to help keep your butt out of trouble. WDR is likely the most demanding service we do. The rewards can be great but so can the penalties. Still, it's the most profitable service carpet cleaners can provide.
Steve

 

[cu]

ask yaser for a job

 

[John Olson]

http://www.drieaz.com/_DEC/DEC_Product_Base.aspx?decID=1118

All the tools you'll need to get started in one box. Also I would suggest having the Guide to Restorative Drying on Hand.

Plus you can download the forms you'll need for FREE here. please take a copy to your lawyer first and see what needs to be changed for your state.
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