Thermal Imaging Inspection

With utility rates on the rise, more families, businesses & farms are searching for effective solutions to reduce high energy costs. Furthermore, anyone living in an improperly insulated house knows how difficult it can be to keep your home warm, cool, or just plain livable. Even small sections of missing or deficient insulation can make a huge difference to your energy costs. It may even cause physical damage to your property over time if mold starts to grow were condensation forms from temperature imbalances. Our highly trained Energy Experts can quickly evaluate your home's current energy efficiency rating.  In just a few minutes, they will be able to provide photo-graphical thermal imaging data, outlining heat loss and gain, not visible to the naked eye. The practical tips we provide will forge your path to a more efficient and comfortable home! Schedule yours today!

 A thermal imaging inspection is your first step to discovering the problem areas contributing to expensive monthly utility bills & comfort issues. Our Energy Experts will perform a 21-point thermal imaging inspection to get a clear picture of your energy usage. This includes checking your insulation, windows, doors, HVAC, water heater and even appliances and electronics that may be pulling power when they aren't even on. Costly problem areas like missing or failing insulation will show up on the camera as hot or cold spots. Once they have the thermal imaging data, a report of cost-saving tips will be recommended. We provide this free of charge as a courtesy to our customers. This application also applies to commercial, industrial and agricultural structures. Don't wait until it's too late, call today to reserve a time that works for you. No-cost or obligation! 

Thermal imaging is a highly advanced, non-invasive technology that detects extremely small but crucial differences of temperature in a building's thermal envelope. These temperature variations show up on the cameras view screen as "cold" or "hot" spots, highlighting potential problem areas such as missing or failing insulation. This scientific method gives us the ability to show property owners elements of their homes or buildings that can't be revealed using conventional inspection methods. Infrared cameras are being utilized in more and more applications every day. From N.A.S.A., the military, the building industry, to modern healthcare, this science continues to prove its worth over and again. To see your home in a different light, call or email now!

Visit our friends at FLIR® to learn more about how our cameras work.