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The Daily Monitoring Log form: header fields, a moisture readings table, an atmospheric readings table and a signature line
Page 1 of 2. Page 2 explains how to fill it in on its own.
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Daily Monitoring Log

The field sheet for each visit to a water loss: moisture readings by material line and atmospheric readings by location, on one page.

Built for water damage restoration technicians who take moisture and atmospheric readings at every visit

FreePDFFillable and printable

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What’s on it

  • 14 rows of moisture readings, one per material line, each with its scale and the drying goal you set.
  • 7 rows of atmospheric readings, one per location: outside, unaffected, affected, and dehumidifier inlet and outlet.
  • Job, visit, technician, customer and weather on top; technician signature at the bottom.
  • Fillable PDF to type into, and a printable PDF for the clipboard.
  • A second page on filling it in when you use it on its own.

It’s the same form that ships in the Moisture Mapping & Drying Log. Free to use, copy and print in your business; please don’t resell it or post it for download.

When you want the workbook to do the math

The full drying log

One workbook per water loss: GPP and dew point calculated beside every atmospheric reading, lines still above the goal you set flagged, equipment days counted, and a Progress Summary you can sign and hand to the adjuster.