Infralytics
Thermal Home Inspection
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Infralytics Thermal Inspections
Window and Door Air Leaks
1000
+
Homes Inspected
700
+
Problems Prevented
10
+
Years Experience
1000
+
Satisfied Customers
Process
Our Work Process
Preventing costly problems has never been easier. Follow these steps and prevent thousands in damages.
01
Contact Us
Set up an appointment via email or phone call
02
Describe Your Concern
Tell us what you need to be inspected
03
Just Wait
Have one of our qualified inspectors stop by and inspect your home
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Insights into Thermal Home Inspections
See why you should consider a thermal inspection
What is a thermal home inspection?
A thermal home inspection uses infrared cameras to detect temperature differences in your home. This allows us to identify hidden issues like leaks, insulation gaps, electrical faults, and moisture problems that could lead to costly damage or inefficiencies.
How does a thermal home inspection work?
Thermal imaging works by detecting infrared radiation (heat) emitted by objects. Areas that are cooler or warmer than their surroundings appear differently on the infrared camera, allowing us to pinpoint issues like heat loss, water leaks, and electrical hotspots.
Is a thermal inspection safe?
Yes, thermal inspections are completely safe. Infrared cameras only detect heat and do not emit any radiation or cause any harm to your property. The process is non-invasive and does not require any drilling or destruction.
What can a thermal inspeciton detect?
Thermal inspections can uncover hidden water leaks, poor insulation, electrical faults, mold growth, energy inefficiencies, and more. It’s a powerful tool for identifying problems before they become major issues.
How long does a thermal inspection take?
The length of a thermal inspection depends on the size of your home, but most inspections take between 30 minutes to 2 hours. The process is quick, non-disruptive, and can usually be done during regular business hours.
Additional questions
For any more questions, please contact us at [email protected]