Thermal bridge detection
Precise localisation of structural thermal bridges on facades and interior walls.
Thermal Imaging
We make heat loss visible
Thermal camera condition assessment and thermographic examination of your building — fast and non-destructive.
How does thermography work?
All materials with a temperature above −275 °C (i.e. absolute 0 K) emit electromagnetic energy. Thermal imaging cameras convert this emitted electromagnetic energy — one form of which is infrared (IR) radiation — into a visual image. This allows the infrared radiation emitted by materials to be displayed as a thermal image, enabling temperature differences to be analysed.
Unlike conventional cameras, thermal imaging cameras detect infrared waves rather than visible light.
Fast, non-destructive diagnostics
Thermal imaging cameras provide a fast, non-destructive method for identifying defects and deficiencies in buildings. They can assess the condition of concealed structures, detect mechanical faults with a high degree of accuracy, and help identify sources of excessive heat loss that contribute to increased heating or cooling costs.
Applications
Electrical overheating
Detection of overheating wires and connections before they cause failure.
Insufficient insulation
Identification of missing or degraded thermal insulation in the building envelope.
Pipeline leak testing
Investigation of hidden leaks and moisture without opening up structures.
Book a thermal imaging survey
Understand the real condition of your building before you decide on insulation — the thermal image shows exactly where energy escapes.