Thermal Imaging Services

Thermal Imaging Survey

See where your home may be losing heat.

Thermal imaging uses an infrared camera to identify temperature differences across the surfaces of a building. When carried out under suitable conditions, it can provide valuable information about the thermal performance of a home.

A thermal survey can help identify:

• Areas of excessive heat loss
• Missing or poorly performing insulation
• Thermal bridging
• Air leakage and draught paths
• Cold spots around windows and doors
• Unusual surface-temperature patterns
• Areas that may require further investigation

Why combine thermography with energy advice?

A thermal image is most useful when it is interpreted alongside knowledge of the building construction and its heating and ventilation systems. EcoSurv takes a practical building-services approach, helping homeowners understand what the images mean rather than simply providing photographs.

Understanding the Results

A thermal image does not simply show whether a building is "good" or "bad". Results need to be interpreted in the context of the building construction, internal and external temperatures, weather conditions and heating operation.

Then:

Practical Building Knowledge

EcoSurv combines thermal imaging with building-services knowledge to help identify areas that may warrant further investigation and explain the findings in clear, practical terms.