How do you look for leaks?
Okay here is where the rubber meets the road. I have been reading the comments on the merits of fiberglass or stick and tin with supporter and detractor on both sides; all agree water is bad. N...
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How much is a pressure test really going to help to find water leaks? There are lots of places where air can leak that aren't a problem (requiring repair) like the weep holes at the bottom of windows; around holes through the floor around pipes, ducts and wiring; around the fridge opening; ceiling vents; slideouts; etc. Just curious, maybe I'm missing something...
Water can ingress even in through hairline cracks in a wall or roof membrane that you can't even see sometimes. That's been one known cause of water ingress in buildings and mold and became more commonly known as a result of the "leaky condo crisis" of the 80s.
I would think a close visual inspection would be better along with regular maintenance. I think an RV cover would help somewhat as a preventative measure.
Water can ingress even in through hairline cracks in a wall or roof membrane that you can't even see sometimes. That's been one known cause of water ingress in buildings and mold and became more commonly known as a result of the "leaky condo crisis" of the 80s.
I would think a close visual inspection would be better along with regular maintenance. I think an RV cover would help somewhat as a preventative measure.
