Thermographic Residential and Commercial Heat Loss Inspection

Thermographic Residential & Commercial Heat Loss Inspection

Heat loss Inspection in a home or office can not only be very uncomfortable but also very expensive. Before taring up the walls or floors to try to find the issue, get us in there to do a thorough infrared thermographic heat loss inspection to determine the problem for you.

Residential and Commercial Heat Loss Inspection Heat flow is an essential aspect of any residential or commercial building. As such, a heating/cooling system is very essential. All buildings must also have a properly functioning insulation system. The insulation ensures the heat conditions in the building are maintained as needed. These systems should be working at all times, to ensure everyone in the building remains comfortable.

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A faulty HVAC system will not maintain the desired temperature. Furthermore, a faulty insulation system will interfere with the temperature condition in the building, even if the HVAC system is working properly. You’ll end up paying hefty energy bills, without really getting the ultimate benefit from your HVAC system. It’s not easy to know when a building’s insulation is leaking. The best way to capture insulation leaks it to commission a heat loss inspection.

That’s where we come in. We are one of the best residential and commercial building heat loss inspectors in the industry. We use the infrared thermographic heat loss Inspection technology to find these leaks. It is the latest and best technology in the business. The technology is able to detect heat loss spots all over the building.

Below, we explore how we use the infrared thermographic inspection technology to identify heat loss spots in various parts of a building.

The Attic Most of us consider the attic to be more of a storage area. They don’t realize that the attic has an air conditioning function. In cold climates, the attic holds cold temperature in order to mitigate the ice dams made by melting snow. In warm climates, warm moist air rises to the attic.

The attic has to be properly insulated and ventilated at all times. A poorly ventilated attic will cause the warm air to start flowing back into the house, hence increasing your cooling bills. Also, the moisture going up will get absorbed by wooden parts in the roof, and they start to rot. In the case of cold climates, it will cause ice dams which affect shingle life.

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Infrared thermographic heat loss inspections can help find out whether an attic is functioning properly. The idea is to ensure hot and moist air does not get trapped in there. The infrared thermographic inspection technology features an infrared imaging camera that scans spaces and captures thermal variations. Thermal variations on various objects cause the production of infrared radiation. The emissions are captured by the imaging camera and depicted on its screen as different colors of the wavelength spectrum.

You need to have your attic inspected periodically, to ensure any faults are caught and repaired early on. Our inspectors will be looking for huge variations between the air in the building, the attic, and outside. If the air inside the attic is significantly warmer than that inside the building, it means warm air is not getting out. They will also be looking for moist parts in the wooden spaces in the attic. Moist spots tend to absorb more of the heat around them. They will appear warmer than the surrounding areas. Our experienced infrared thermographic inspection specialists are able to easily deduce all these aspects from the images and footage captured by the infrared camera.

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