Central Coast Claims Association
High-Tech Moisture Detection Technology at May Luncheon

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Lenny Towle makes a point, as Steve Churchill, John Sager, and Ann Marie Yadegar look on.

Julie Laughery, of
Tucknott Electric Co.

Lisa Schwichtenberg and Cindy Hart talk with Tami Murzi.

Bill Weber, of the Building Science Institute, illustrates latest in InfraRed Moisture Detection Technology

Last month, we focused strictly on the June 3rd golf tournament. However, prior to that, there was a luncheon meeting May 18th.

Thanks to guest speaker, Bill Weber, of Four Star Restoration and the Building Science Institute, for his fascinating presentation on the latest in InfraRed Moisture Detection Technology.

This technology effectively allows for immediate ability to view the moisture content in a complete room, potentially saving thousands in repair costs over hit and miss results of old moisture detection devices. The ability to instantaneously know exactly where the damage is, and to what extent, is a major breakthrough for the industry.

Golf Chair, Deanie Pearson, talks with Julie Laughery
and Bob Tucknott at the May luncheon meeting.

The Golf Tournament Committee met following the May 18th luncheon meeting, (L-R): Lenny Towle, Jeff harwell, Chair Deanie Pearson, Dawn De Ocampo, and Ryon Hayward.

Congratulations to 50/50 Raffle winner, CCCA Vice President, Ann Marie Yadegar.

Kirsten Miks, of Har-Bro Construction, takes home a prize.

Dawn De Ocampo, Sharon Boyd, and ServiceMaster associate.