Thermal Imaging Survey
A thermal imaging survey can reveal hidden issues lurking behind your walls, from energy-sapping draughts and insulation gaps to dangerous electrical hotspots and unseen water leaks.
Investing in a thermal imaging survey can save money on utility bills, prevent costly repairs, and ensure the safety and well-being of your family, all while enhancing the overall comfort of your living space.
Why Get A Thermal Imaging (IR) Survey
Discover the unseen with thermal imaging and take the first step towards a warmer, and more efficient home.
Pinpoint Heat Loss Areas
A Thermal survey can show you exactly wher and how heat is escaping your home. Giving you a clear picture of what remedial action needs to be taken.
Identify Roof Defects
Spot hidden issues with your roof i.e leaks or draughts to help avoid any pre-mature replacement of roofing in your home
Ensure Proper Insulation Levels
Make sure that all insulation has been properly installed and that there are no gaps leading to unmitigated heat loss in areas of your home
Find Hidden Leaks
A thermal survey can help identify any leaks or moisture within the home that may not yet be visible. This can avoid expensive repairs in future or any mould or structural issues cased by moisture.
Ensure Effectiveness of Repair work
Have you had a previous issue fixed? We can check to make sure the repair was completed sucessfully and will stand the test of time.
See How We Conduct Our Thermal Imaging Surveys
We offer a quick and efficient service to identify problem areas and provide you tailored information to rectify any issues
Initial Assessment
Step One
On arrival to your property, we will require your consent to access every room in the house. We then invite you to show us around your home, pointing out any areas that trouble you like drafts, cold spots or rooms that are difficult to keep warm.
Prepearation and Setup
Step Two
All planned ventilation will then be sealed to ensure the home is made airtight for our inspection.
Once we set up our blower door system at an external door, It generates a vacuum inside the house, drawing cold air from outside in. This stimulates a strong wind hitting the house from all directions and will reveal any areas where heat is quicklky escaping to our thermal camera.Thermal Imaging survey
Step Three
Once setup is complete, we will proceed to survey each of the rooms to identify any areas where heat is escaping, any potential leaks or dampness as well as inspect the level of insulation.
After our inspection is complete we will provide you with a detailed report of our findings as well as advise you on steps to fix any issues found in the survey.
Want To See What Goes into Our Reports?
Click the link below to download a sample report and see what you can expect from one of our in depth Thermal Imaging Surveys
Homeowner Preparation Checklist for Thermal Imaging
Inspection
To ensure accurate and effective results during your inspection, please prepare your home by
completing the following steps.
By following this checklist, you’ll help us deliver the most accurate and comprehensive results for your home. If you have any questions about these preparations, please don’t hesitate to contact us before your scheduled appointment!
Close All Exterior Doors and Windows
Ensure all exterior doors, windows, and skylights are shut securely.
Open All Interior Doors
Leave all interior doors open to allow airflow throughout the home.
Turn Off HVAC Systems
Switch off heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems during the inspection.
Extinguish Open Flames
Put out any candles, fireplaces, or gas appliances to avoid interference with the inspection.
Secure Pets
Keep pets in a safe area away from the testing equipment for their safety and to ensure accurate results.
Adjust Indoor Temperature
Set your home’s heating or cooling system so there is at least a 5°C difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures. This helps highlight insulation gaps and air leaks.
Clear Access to Walls and Windows
Move furniture, curtains, and any large objects away from exterior walls, doors, and
windows to allow unobstructed thermal scans.Provide Access to All Areas
Ensure we can access all parts of your home
Inform us of Special Conditions
Let us know if there are unique features, sensitive equipment, or areas requiring special
care.
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Ready To Have a Warmer Home?
Book your survey today and start cutting your energy costs in a warmer home.