A number of requirements and external conditions are needed in order to carry out a successful thermographic survey.

Thermographic surveys are a powerful tool for identifying areas of heat loss, moisture intrusion, and building envelope inefficiencies. However, to ensure the accuracy of these surveys, certain conditions must be met. Below, we outline the key requirements for conducting a successful thermographic survey and provide important details on assumptions, inclusions, and exclusions.

Recommended Conditions for a Thermographic Survey

To achieve the best results, it is crucial that the following conditions are met:

Assumptions, Inclusions & Exclusions

How We Can Help…

Unlike many of our competitors, we go beyond basic assessments. Our team of BREEAM-qualified thermographers conduct both internal and external surveys, providing a comprehensive analysis of your building’s energy performance. Whether it’s a residential, commercial, new-build or existing property or development, our expertise ensures accurate identification and a comprehensive understanding of where heat is being lost.

We use FLIR software to process and interpret thermal images, resulting in precise and reliable data. This advanced processing leads to detailed, accurate reporting, empowering you to take actionable steps toward improving energy efficiency.

What’s Next?

Ready to reduce energy loss and improve the efficiency of your building? Contact us today to schedule your thermographic survey. Our team will guide you through the process, from initial consultation to actionable recommendations, helping you meet your energy-saving goals and reduce costs.

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