Infrared scans that reveal temperature differences pointing to hidden moisture, missing insulation, and electrical hot spots.
A thermal imaging camera detects temperature differences on surfaces. Those differences can point to hidden moisture behind walls and ceilings, missing or damp insulation, air leaks, and electrical components running hot.
Thermal imaging doesn't see through walls, but it helps your inspector find areas that deserve a closer look, and the thermal images are included in your report.
Moisture is Florida's biggest threat to a home.
Possible leaks behind walls and ceilings.
Missing or damp insulation.
Electrical components running hot.
Infrared images included in your report.
Humidity, heavy rain, and air conditioning create conditions where hidden leaks can cause damage long before they're visible. Thermal imaging helps find suspect areas early.
Findings are confirmed with other tools, like moisture meters, whenever possible, and the report explains what each image shows.
Accessible interior and exterior surfaces.
No. It detects surface temperature differences that can point to problems behind them.
Yes, it's a common add-on.
It can find moisture conditions associated with mold, not mold itself.
When there are temperature differences, which Florida's AC usually provides.
From your first call to your report, here's what to expect.
Call 813-476-1561 or schedule online. Clay will answer your questions up front.
Your inspector evaluates the property. You're welcome to walk along.
You receive a detailed report with photos, typically the same day.
Questions after the report? Call anytime and the team will walk you through it.
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