Thermal Inspections

When dealing with a number of different issues within a property, thermal inspections make good sense because thermal cameras can see what the human eye cannot. There are a number of inspections that require the use of thermal cameras to be sure and pin point the source of the issue for example Thermal cameras should be used when doing attic, Foundation, water and floor damage inspections. When thermal imaging cameras are used by a skilled and certified inspector who is trained in the area of Thermography and has a Minimum level 1 certification to find and pin point the location of concern.

The client can be assured that the issue has been found by viewing the screen on the camera and listening to the recommendations by the inspector. Clients who use this type of inspection want the least amount of damage done to their properties but still demand to visually see where the problem is and be assured that the source of the problem has been pin pointed and by using thermal imaging the process is completely non-destructive. All clients are asked to come along with the inspector and view the screen on the camera and see for themselves what is happening behind the walls, ceiling and floors. This type of inspection usually takes about an hour to two hours to complete depending on the complexity of the issue.

You might want to consider getting a Thermal inspection done which will show where the source of the problems is. A thermal inspection will show you images of issues behind walls, ceiling, floors, heat escaping through windows, doors and attics. It will show you the true conditions of your property.

Below is a list of areas where this service is used:

* Attic inspections
* Property inspections
* Foundation inspections
* Water leak detection inspections to pin point the source of issues
* Electrical inspections
* Heat loss inspections
* Water damage and flood damage inspections
* Heated or radiate flooring inspections
* Third party clearance inspection