Heat Locators | Certified Thermographer | Commercial & Residential

Situation
To the naked eye, the electrical grid shows no visible defects.

Analysis
After performing a thermal scan, the image showed which components were not performing correctly which is indicated by excessive heat/energy in the faulty component.

Solution
The client was able to purchase replacements for specific faulty components instead of having to purchase and replace the entire grid.

What is seen by the naked eye.

What a Thermography Scan finds.

Situation
To the naked eye, the building is uniform in appearance and the owner was not able to pinpoint heat loss.

Analysis
After performing a thermal scan, the image showed that the building was losing excessive heat where the floor joist meet the wall. It was also missing insulation in the corner of the building.

Solution
This situation turns out to be a fairly simple fix. In this situaion, the basement wasn’t completely finished so the owner was able to access the joist\wall area in the basement corner in order to add insulation.

Situation
Once in-floor radient heating is installed, there is no way to tell if all parts of the system are working. The client wanted to make sure there were no faulty sections.

Analysis
After performing a thermal scan, the image is able to show all system components and functionality. The thermal imaging allowed the client to see that all sections were in working order.

Solution
If there had been a section that was out or underperforming, it would have been pinpointed. The client would save time and money by opening a specific location to perform repairs instead of the entire area to find the faulty section.