Thermal Leak Detection

Info on Thermal Cameras and why this necessary step is essential to a successful

Maintenance plan: Here's how thermal imaging can help:

How it works:

Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation (heat) emitted by objects and convert it into a visual image, showing temperature variations.

Identifying leaks

Air leaks

Areas where air is leaking through a window frame or seal will appear cooler on the thermal image, as the outside air is colder than the inside.

Water leaks

Water can cause areas to cool down due to evaporation, and thermal cameras can help identify these areas.

Moisture

Moisture can also cause temperature differences, and thermal cameras can help pinpoint areas of moisture buildup.

Benefits of using a thermal camera

Non-invasive

You don't need to tear apart walls or windows to find leaks.

Quick and easy

Thermal cameras allow for a fast and easy way to identify potential problems.

Precise

You can pinpoint the exact location of leaks and other issues.

How Thermal Cameras Work

Water Leak Under Fixed Windows

Water causes temperature differences due to evaporation. Thermal imaging can highlight these areas before visible damage occurs.

Gas Failure

In some cases, gas failures can be detected by temperature changes in pipes or venting systems.

Air and Water Infiltration Under an Operable Door

Areas where cold or warm air enters or escapes through window frames, doors, or walls will appear cooler or warmer than their surroundings.

Schedule a Thermal Leak Inspection Today!

Protect your home or business from hidden leaks and energy losses. Contact us for a professional thermal inspection and keep your property safe and efficient.