About Thermal Imaging

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Thermal imaging improves visibility in dark environments by detecting infrared radiation emitted by objects and creating an image based on that data. This technology can uncover issues such as heat loss, faulty wiring (whether concealed within walls or exposed), and even the presence of termites (under certain conditions). It is also effective in identifying hidden moisture, missing insulation, and mold buildup, all of which affect surface temperatures. Infrared photography reveals critical problems that may remain undetected by the naked eye or traditional photography methods.

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My infrared camera enables me to detect even the most subtle yet significant heat patterns across various areas of a structure. While thermal anomalies are invisible to the naked eye, the camera displays temperature variations as distinct "hot" or "cold" areas. These variations, along with noticeable color differences and abrupt temperature shifts, often indicate hidden issues behind your building's surfaces. The light spectrum on my camera screen allows me to thoroughly analyze concealed areas, quickly identifying any potential problems.

During our walkthrough, I will identify areas of concern and interpret the infrared (IR) camera readings for you in real time. These readings and images will be documented and included in your final infrared report, serving as a comprehensive guide for potential energy savings. Without infrared technology, many hidden defects could go unnoticed during a standard visual inspection. Infrared cameras represent a cutting-edge advancement in building diagnostics, providing a fast, reliable, and non-invasive method for detecting a wide range of concealed issues with exceptional accuracy and efficiency.

Allow me to guide you through your building as my infrared camera quickly uncovers hidden issues within the walls and ceilings—often within minutes of my arrival. Call me today.

 

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