There may be many reasons why Thermal Imaging Is needed
Thermal imaging services are needed for a home to detect and diagnose problems with the building's insulation, heating, and cooling systems. They use infrared cameras to capture images of the heat patterns in a building, which can reveal areas of energy loss, air leaks, and other issues that can impact energy efficiency, comfort, and indoor air quality. By using thermal imaging, homeowners and building inspectors can identify problems early on and make necessary repairs before they lead to more serious and costly issues.
Reputation and experience
Our company has a proven track record of providing high-quality thermal imaging services for homes. Our technicians are highly experienced and trained in the latest techniques, so you can trust that you are getting the best service possible.
Affordable pricing
We understand that cost is a concern for many customers, which is why we offer competitive pricing for our thermal imaging services. We strive to make our services accessible to everyone, so you can get the information you need to make informed decisions about your home.
Flexible scheduling
We understand that your time is valuable, which is why we work hard to accommodate your schedule. We will work with you to find a time that is convenient for you, so you can get the thermal imaging services you need without any delays.
Technical expertise
Our technicians are highly trained and knowledgeable about the latest thermal imaging techniques and technologies. You can trust that you are getting accurate and reliable results from experts who are passionate about helping you improve your home.
Our 5-Step Process
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Contact a professional thermal imaging professional to schedule an appointment for the inspection.
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Prepare the home
Prepare your home for the thermal imaging appointment by following the instructions provided by the company, such as moving furniture, closing blinds, or turning off lights and appliances.
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inspection process
Allow the thermal imaging technician to conduct a thorough inspection of your home using a thermal imaging camera. The technician will take the necessary time to inspect all areas of your home.
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Review of results
Receive a clear and comprehensive report of the findings from the thermal imaging technician, highlighting any areas of concern such as insulation problems, air leaks, or missing insulation.
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Follow-up action
If needed, follow up with the company to ask questions or discuss the findings in the report and receive recommendations for resolving any issues identified during the thermal imaging inspection.
What we look at
A thermal imaging home inspection assesses the energy efficiency and comfort of a home by examining insulation, air leaks, HVAC, roof and attic, windows and doors, electrical systems, plumbing systems, and moisture levels. The goal is to improve energy efficiency and comfort.
Insulation issues
Air leaks
HVAC performance
Roof and attic
Windows and doors
Electrical systems
Plumbing systems
Moisture and mold
Ray Sahm
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Frequently Asked Questions
Thermal imaging is a diagnostic technique that uses infrared cameras to capture images of the heat patterns in a building. These images can reveal areas of energy loss, air leaks, and other issues that can impact energy efficiency, comfort, and indoor air quality.
Thermal imaging is performed by trained technicians using infrared cameras. They will take images of the various surfaces and areas in your home, including walls, ceilings, windows, doors, and electrical systems. These images are then analyzed to identify any problems or areas of concern.
The length of time required for thermal imaging depends on the size of your home and the complexity of the issues being investigated. On average, a thermal imaging inspection can take anywhere from a few hours to half a day.
The thermal images will be analyzed by a trained technician and a report will be provided that outlines any problems or areas of concern. You can use this report to make any necessary repairs or upgrades to your home to improve energy efficiency, comfort, and indoor air quality.
Thermal imaging is a valuable tool for homeowners and building inspectors because it helps identify problems early on. By using thermal imaging, you can detect issues with your building's insulation, heating, and cooling systems, and make necessary repairs before they lead to more serious and costly problems.
Yes, thermal imaging is completely safe. The infrared cameras used in thermal imaging emit low levels of radiation that are not harmful to humans or pets.
Thermal images reveal areas of energy loss, air leaks, and other issues that can impact energy efficiency, comfort, and indoor air quality. They can also reveal problems with your building's insulation, heating, and cooling systems.