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.

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

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

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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.

Ready To Have a Warmer Home?

Book your survey today and start cutting your energy costs in a warmer home.