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Home Inspection with thermal imaging included
Home Inspection with thermal imaging included
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What Is Infrared Thermal Imaging? Infrared thermal imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool that provides valuable information about areas of a home that are otherwise inaccessible during a standard visual inspection. Using advanced infrared technology, it detects subtle but important differences in surface temperatures throughout the building. These temperature variations appear as “hot” or “cold” spots on the thermal camera, helping to reveal hidden issues that often go undetected during a traditional inspection These problems may include:
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Examples of hidden issues that would have gone unseen with the naked eye. |
Why Perform Infrared Home Inspections?
When combined with traditional inspection methods, infrared technology reveals far more than what can be detected by the naked eye or with standard tools. Many issues—such as hidden moisture, insulation gaps, electrical hotspots, and energy loss—simply can’t be seen with just a flashlight. Infrared imaging helps uncover these concealed problems, providing a deeper, more accurate assessment of the home’s condition.
When combined with traditional inspection methods, infrared technology reveals far more than what can be detected by the naked eye or with standard tools. Many issues—such as hidden moisture, insulation gaps, electrical hotspots, and energy loss—simply can’t be seen with just a flashlight. Infrared imaging helps uncover these concealed problems, providing a deeper, more accurate assessment of the home’s condition.
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What Thermal Image Scanning is NOT: What Thermal Image Scanning Is NotInfrared thermal imaging is a powerful tool, but it's important to understand its limitations. It enhances a home inspection, but it does not replace other diagnostic tools or eliminate all risks. 🔹 Not a Moisture Meter An infrared camera is not a moisture meter. It detects temperature differences--not moisture itself. However, it is extremely useful for identifying thermal anomalies that may suggest hidden moisture. Once those areas are identified, a moisture meter or other tools must be used to confirm the presence and source of moisture. 🔹 Not X-Ray Vision Thermal imaging does not allow you to see through walls like Superman. It does not reveal a clear image of what’s inside a wall. What it does do is identify subtle heat differences on surfaces, which may suggest hidden issues behind walls, ceilings, or floors. 🔹 Not a Silver Bullet Thermal imaging is not a catch-all solution. It works best when used in conjunction with other inspection techniques and tools. When applied properly, it has helped uncover problems that are often missed during a standard visual inspection—but it is not foolproof. 🔹 Not a Risk Eliminator Thermal imaging does not eliminate the risk of concealed defects. While it improves the chances of detecting hidden problems, no inspection method can guarantee that all issues will be found. Please Note: It is misleading to claim that thermal imaging detects moisture. What it actually detects are temperature variations that may suggest moisture. These findings should always be verified with moisture meters or other diagnostic equipment. Want to know more?
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