Thermal Imaging Surveys & Heat Loss Detection
Professional infrared thermal imaging to identify heat loss, insulation defects, and building envelope issues. Non-invasive analysis for energy improvements.
Identify Hidden Heat Loss and Building Defects
Thermal imaging uses infrared technology to visualise temperature differences across your building's surfaces. This non-invasive technique reveals hidden issues that are invisible to the naked eye.
Our professional thermal surveys identify areas of heat loss, missing or defective insulation, air leakage points, thermal bridging, and moisture issues—helping you prioritise energy improvements and reduce heating costs.
Our Thermal Imaging Services
- Building envelope thermal analysis
- Heat loss identification
- Insulation defect detection
- Air leakage visualisation
- Moisture and damp detection
- Detailed thermal imaging reports
Why Thermal Imaging Matters
- Identify hidden heat loss areas
- Prioritise energy improvements
- Detect insulation gaps and defects
- Find air leakage points
- Non-invasive investigation
Combined with Air Testing
Thermal imaging is particularly effective when combined with air leakage testing. While the blower door pressurises the building, thermal imaging can pinpoint exactly where air infiltration is occurring.
Learn about air testingThermal Survey Process
Survey Planning
We discuss your concerns and schedule the survey for optimal conditions.
Thermal Survey
Professional infrared camera survey of the building interior and exterior.
Image Analysis
Thermal images are analysed to identify defects and heat loss areas.
Report Delivery
Comprehensive report with thermal images and recommendations provided.
Thermal Imaging FAQs
Thermal imaging can detect heat loss through walls, roofs, windows, and doors, missing or defective insulation, air leakage points, thermal bridging, moisture and damp issues, and underfloor heating problems.
Thermal imaging surveys are most effective during the heating season (October to April) when there is a significant temperature difference between inside and outside. Ideally, the survey should be conducted in the early morning or evening.
Need a Thermal Survey?
Contact us to schedule your thermal imaging assessment.