Advanced FLIR infrared technology reveals hidden moisture, air leaks, and insulation problems without invasive testing. See what the naked eye cannot detect.
Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared radiation (heat) emitted by all objects. When moisture is present in building materials, it changes the thermal properties of those materials, creating temperature differentials that are invisible to the naked eye but clearly visible with infrared technology.
Our FLIR thermal imaging cameras can detect temperature differences as small as 0.1°C, allowing us to:
Moisture shows as cooler areas on thermal images due to evaporative cooling, revealing hidden leaks in roofs, walls, and foundations.
Temperature differences at building envelope penetrations reveal air infiltration points causing energy loss and comfort issues.
Missing or compressed insulation appears as distinct thermal patterns, helping identify areas needing improvement.
Detect ductwork leaks, inefficient heating/cooling, and thermal bridging affecting system performance.
Overheating electrical components, loose connections, and overloaded circuits show as hot spots in thermal scans.
Trapped moisture in flat roofing systems detected through temperature variations across the roof surface.
Quickly identify all areas affected by water intrusion to guide drying and remediation efforts.
Comprehensive thermal surveys identify heat loss areas and opportunities for energy efficiency improvements.
Verify proper installation of vapor barriers, air barriers, and weatherproofing systems.
No need to tear apart walls, ceilings, or floors. Thermal cameras see through surfaces without causing any damage to your property.
Scan large areas quickly and efficiently, identifying problem areas that would take hours or days to locate with traditional methods.
Detect issues over entire building surfaces simultaneously, not just spot-checking specific locations.
Thermal images provide clear, compelling evidence for insurance claims, real estate transactions, and repair documentation.
Find problems before they escalate into expensive repairs. One thermal scan can reveal multiple issues at once.
Identify potential problems before they cause damage, allowing for proactive repairs and long-term savings.
We use professional-grade FLIR thermal imaging cameras that provide:
Our thermal imaging inspections reveal problems before they become disasters. Non-invasive, comprehensive, and backed by 25+ years of expertise.