What is a Thermal Infrared Scan

Thermal Infrared cameras are used on Roof Inspections to verify if old roofs are actively leaking.  You can fly over the roof, walk all over the roof but you can't verify the roof is leaking every time without a Thermal Scan.

EIFS Dryvit and Stucco homes are especially vulnerable to moisture intrusion.  This can be an extremely costly issue if not discovered at the Home Inspection.  Most inspectors will see cracking and use and educated guess if water is entering.  (Oh great, need a Dryvit Guy now)  With Thermal Infrared there is no guessing if or where the water is coming in.  

Electrical Thermal Infrared Inspections are used to simply look for hot spots.  These are usually inexpensive repairs found at the Home Inspection, but if not taken care of could lead to fire.  The receptacle above just needed the insulation pulled out from under the screw to keep it from arcing.  We scan all electrical components in the home so there are NO SURPRISES.

Energy Costs just keep going up and up and up.  We don't want you throwing your hard earned money away.  Efficiency is the key to lowering energy costs.  We scan your Heating and Cooling systems for leaks and energy loss giving you better more efficient ways to save energy and money.

Mice are everywhere.  With Thermal Infrared Inspections we can find those vulnerable areas where mice and unwanted guests are coming in so you can put a stop to it.  We also updated our insulation sections to help with recommendations to save money in energy losses with simple tips you can do.

Water runs in pipes behind the walls.  How can you inspect these areas?  Thermal Infrared Inspections can detect water leaks in areas that are less visible.  We run water in the home everywhere for 30 minutes before scanning for leaks.  If left undetected Mold can cause sickness and headaches.  This is important to know there will be NO SURPRISES in the walls and ceilings.