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Thermography

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What is Thermography?

Thermography is a process that uses infrared radiation to measure the temperature of an object. This information can be used to detect problems with electrical wiring, insulation, and other components in a home. Thermography is a valuable tool for home inspections, and in addition to detecting problems, thermography can also be used to measure the efficiency of insulation and the overall condition of a home. If you’re considering buying a home, or if you already own one, it’s a good idea to have a thermographic inspection completed.

When Will an Inspector Will Use An Infrared Camera?

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Looking at the upper level ceilings for roof leakage

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Checking below kitchens and bathrooms for leaks after testing fixtures and appliances

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Scanning the main electric panel for overheating breakers or wires

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Detecting radiant floor heating options

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Evaluating the unknown source of leaks from walls or plumbing

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Checking the basement for water leakage

Most Inspectors Charge for this Service while we Include it for FREE on every Residential Inspection

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