Service Description

Infrared Inspections are an additional service to your home, town home, mobile home or condo inspection. -Inspector Rob Wheeler is Infrared Certified by InterNACHI -We follow the InterNACHI Standards of Practice -Inspection time is an additional 45 minutes -Inspection Report available in 24 hours What's Included: -Color infrared images (showing temperature differences in walls, ceilings or systems) -Side-by-side visual and thermal photos for easy comparison and understanding -Written explanations describing what each image means -Actionable insight to help you address energy loss, moisture intrusion, or potential electrical safety issues before they become costly problems -Deeper look beneath the surface of your home-valuable information that goes beyond what a visual inspection alone can reveal Why get an Infrared Inspection? Homeowners can benefit from requesting an infrared inspection for several reasons: Energy Efficiency: Infrared inspections can identify areas of heat loss in a home, such as poorly insulated walls, air leaks, or inefficient windows and doors. This information can help homeowners make their homes more energy-efficient and reduce utility bills. Moisture Detection: Infrared cameras can detect moisture intrusion in walls, ceilings, and floors that may not be visible to the naked eye. Early detection of water damage can prevent mold growth, structural issues, and costly repairs. Electrical Issues: Infrared inspections can reveal overheating electrical components, which can indicate potential fire hazards. Identifying these issues early can help prevent electrical fires and ensure the safety of the home's occupants. Roof Inspections: Infrared technology can be used to detect areas of moisture retention on flat roofs, helping homeowners address roof leaks before they cause extensive damage. Insulation Assessment: By pinpointing areas of insufficient or damaged insulation, homeowners can improve the comfort level of their homes and potentially qualify for energy efficiency rebates or incentives. Overall, an infrared inspection can provide valuable insights into the condition of a home, helping homeowners address problems proactively and potentially save money in the long run.