UK Wide Thermal Imaging Survey
Thermal Imaging Survey Service
Our thermal imaging survey services are the UK’s epitome of thoroughness and trustworthiness in the sector. We conduct both indoor and outdoor thermal surveys with utmost professionalism in residential and commercial properties.
UK’s #1 Thermal Imaging Camera Survey Company
UK’s Leading Thermal Imaging Survey Company
Are you concerned about the high cost of heating your home? A heat loss survey can help you identify ways to reduce your energy consumption and save money.
Our energy auditor can conduct a survey of your home and provide you with a report detailing the areas where you could improve your insulation and make other energy-saving improvements. Schedule a heat loss survey today and start saving money on your energy bills!
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Industrial Thermographic Survey Survey
What Is A Thermal Imaging Survey?
A thermal imaging survey is a non-invasive inspection technique that uses thermal imaging cameras to visually represent surface temperatures of an object, aiming to identify thermal anomalies that may indicate defects or issues.
Our thermographic surveys can be applied to various objects and situations, such as buildings, liquids and gas, electrical circuits, capacitors, and vehicles.
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Thermographic surveys for Home Insulation
Drone Thermal Survey Service
Thermal imaging is a valuable tool for assessing the energy efficiency of buildings. By taking thermal images of a building and running them through photogrammetry software, it is possible to identify points of heat loss.
This information can then be used to make changes that will improve the efficiency of the building. UAVs are an ideal platform for heat loss detection, as they allow for the building to be inspected from all angles.
As a result, UAV-based thermographic survey is becoming an increasingly popular way to improve energy efficiency of buildings, roofs and flat roofs.
Guide to Thermal Survey
Keep The Heat In
And Bills Low
Heating your home can be one of the largest expenses in your budget. Our thermal surveys to identify areas where heat loss is occurring in your home and take steps to seal those gaps.
Not only will our thermal camera save you money on your energy use, but it will also help to protect the environment by reducing your carbon footprint.
By taking simple steps to reduce heat loss, you can save money and help the planet at the same time
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Slash Your Energy Bills:
Combat Heat Loss in UK Homes
With wholesale gas prices soaring by 300% in 2023, UK homeowners are feeling the pinch on their energy bills. Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to reduce your home’s heat loss. By enhancing your home’s insulation and minimising heat loss, you can reduce the demand on your heating system, thereby lowering your energy consumption and ultimately easing the burden of these increased costs.
Cavity Wall Insulation: Cut Energy Use by 25%
Insulating cavity walls can reduce your home’s energy use by an impressive 25%. Our heat loss surveys use state-of-the-art thermal imaging technology to detect areas of heat loss in your walls, which can indicate poorly insulated or missed cavities.
Targeted insulation in these identified areas can result in a significant reduction in energy consumption and costs.
Floor Insulation: Save £180 Annually
Floor insulation can lead to impressive savings, cutting energy bills by approximately £180 annually.
Our heat loss surveys employ advanced thermal imaging technology to accurately identify areas of heat loss in your floor, thus informing effective insulation actions for maximised savings.
Air Sealing: An Avenue for 15% Savings
Air leaks can cause an upswing in heating and cooling costs by up to 15%. By harnessing the power of our heat loss surveys and advanced thermal imaging technology, these leaks can be pinpointed and addressed.
This targeted air sealing can lead to an overall reduction in energy costs by approximately 11%.
Residential Thermographic Surveys
We Use Top-Of-The-Line Thermal Cameras
We utilise top-tier commercial thermal cameras for our heat loss surveys, detecting heat inefficiencies in buildings with pinpoint precision. These cameras work by identifying infrared radiation – the signature of heat emitted by objects warmer than their surroundings.
If there’s a temperature disparity in our survey, it’s an indicator of heat loss. When there is a significant temperature difference between the inside and outside of a building, it can be due to either heat escaping from inside the building or cold air infiltrating the building from outside.
Both scenarios can contribute to a building’s overall thermal inefficiency.
Thermal cameras can help detect these spots that may need to be addressed to improve the building’s overall energy efficiency.
Thermal Survey Results
Thermal Bridging Identification Service
Thermal bridging refers to the movement of heat across an object that is more conductive than the materials around it, creating a path of least resistance for heat transfer. In buildings, thermal bridges are localised areas of the building envelope where heat flow is different (usually increased) compared to adjacent areas.
These bridges can lead to increased energy consumption for heating and cooling, as well as potential condensation issues within the building envelope
We offer a comprehensive thermal bridging identification solution. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, we detect and analyse areas where heat is conducted more efficiently, providing a pathway for heat transfer.
Thermal Survey for Leak Detection
Spot Missing Insulation with Thermal Cameras
Our advanced thermal imaging service is a powerful tool for detecting missing insulation in your building. We exploit temperature variations on surfaces, like walls and ceilings, that are identified through the infrared radiation emitted by objects. Missing insulation can permit heat or cold to seep through, forming discernible hot or cold spots that a thermal camera can visualise.
During our thorough walk-through of your building and loft space, we use our thermal imagers to pinpoint these temperature disparities in your building fabric and loft insulation. Thereby identifying areas of missing insulation.
We commonly find insulation gaps around outlets and switches, at the junction of outer walls and roofs in attics, and in unfinished garages adjoining the main building. Insulation in wall cavities can also settle over time, resulting in spaces where heat can escape.
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Benefits of a Thermographic Survey Service
Non-invasive diagnostic method
Thermography is a non-invasive diagnostic method based on object surface temperature detection, which means it does not require any destructive measures
Identification of Structural Defects
The temperature distribution map, or thermogram, produced by a thermal survey can be used to determine structural defects, electrical faults, mechanical faults, and other issues
Drone capabilities
Thermal imaging can be combined with drone services to provide aerial surveys, offering a unique perspective and high-resolution 3D models of the surveyed area
Thermal Imaging Survey Results
We Provide UK Wide Home Thermal Surveyors
We believe that every home is unique and therefore requires a tailored approach when it comes to energy efficient. Our team of home thermal imaging surveyors offer a comprehensive service, working with you to assess your property and identify areas where energy loss occurs.
We then provide advice on the most effective measures to address the issue, whether it is insulation, draught-proofing or double glazing. Our aim is to help you make your home as energy-efficient as possible, saving you money on your energy bills and reducing your carbon footprint.
Thermal Survey for Leak Detection
Streamlining Your Homes Energy Efficiency to Cut Down Your Bills
A thermal loss survey is a key step towards reducing your energy costs. Using a sophisticated thermal infrared camera, this process identifies how much heat your home is losing and where this is happening.
By pinpointing these heat loss areas, you can make specific improvements to increase your home’s energy efficiency, leading to notable savings on your gas and energy bills. Thermal imaging surveys are not only fast and simple but also represent a long-term investment towards cost-effective living.
Our detailed approach considers various factors, including insulation type, the age of the house, and the local climate. This ensures a tailored solution for your distinct needs.
Understanding a Thermal Imaging Survey
We Survey Residential and Commercial Houses
Thermographic surveys are an invaluable tool for understanding and addressing the root causes of pipe leaks or moisture ingress into buildings. By detecting leaks in buried pipes or identifying water ingress, thermographic surveys can help prevent further damage to buildings and their contents.
Thermal imaging can be used to locate trapped moisture in other areas, helping to prevent the growth of mold and mildew.
Thermal Survey for Electrical Systems
Check for Cold Spots in the Floor Heating System
Infrared thermography of underfloor heating is a great way to check for hot spots and cold spots in the floor heating system. This can help you identify problems if there are any leaks in the system, or if it has been installed incorrectly. Additionally, thermographic surveys can also help you check for blockages in the system, or potential defects of the system.
Thermal Survey for Building Inspections
Detect Faults in Electrical and Mechanical Equipment
Thermographic inspections of mechanical equipment can help identify potential problems before they cause failures, reducing unplanned downtime, saving time. By catching potential problems early, you can avoid costly unplanned downtime and save time keeping your operation running smoothly.
Thermal imaging inspections allow you to highlight mechanical faults that are not visible with the naked eye. Thermal imaging is a non-destructive testing method used to detect faults in electrical and mechanical equipment.
