• Certified, professional thermographer to perform an extensive energy survey of your home or commercial property

• Comprehensive report with thermal and visible images side-by-side for accurate identification and location of defective areas

• Validate completed work from builders and contractors

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• Faulty windows
  • leaks around frame – exfiltration, infiltration
• Leaky doors
  • crimped insulation, poorly sealed door windows
• Building envelope
  • wall heating or cooling leakage
  • missing insulation
  • heating and cooling losses due to poor construction, missing insulation and moisture intrusion
  • Moisture in insulation
    • Interior walls
    • in walls behind outdoor cladding
• Electric junction boxes and fuse panels
  • detect faulty connections
  • detect warm wires in walls
• Radiant heat installation inspection
• External water leaks by underground piping
  • Can detect pipes approximately 3.5 ft underground
• Roof inspections
  • Find water infiltration
  • Find air exfiltration
  • Missing or bad shingles
  • Poorly installed flashing
• Delaminations and voids in concrete
  

In the image of the above house notice the white area at the lower right of the number 1. The white area represents a hot temperature and in this case it signifies a leak of warm air from the inside to the outside. The intersection of the house and garage lacked the proper insulation.

Images of Common Problems in Homes

	Basement: This is an image taken in the basement of a home looking up at the ceiling where the floor joists meet the basement wall. The dark blue spots in the center of the image is cold air infiltrating the otherwise warm basement due to missing insulation between the floor joists and the basement wall.   This is an area that is commonly over-looked, but is extremely important to the efficiency of your home.
	Furnace: Anomalies can be found in furnaces by inspecting them with infrared cameras. Areas that have missing insulation or areas that have heat build-up due to constricted passage ways are visible with this technology.   In areas that have heat loss in the piping, homeowners can choose to insulate the pipes in areas where the loss is occurring instead of insulating the entire piping system.
	Bay Window: Owner of this home had insulation pumped into the walls through holes drilled into the brick from the outside. Owner wanted to verify each was properly insulated. Notice the heated spot under the left portion of the bay window. This is heat coming from the inside of the house. Owner will follow up with insulation contractor.
	Exterior Crack: This is a crack in a brick exterior. This was not visible from the ground with the naked eye. Because the crack has retained water it remained cooler that the surrounding area and readily apparent.