See What's Hidden Behind the Walls
Not every problem in a house can be seen. A small leak might dry up before it ever leaves a mark. Missing insulation can waste heat all winter without showing a single sign, and thermal imaging helps identify hidden issues by detecting temperature changes.
What Thermal Imaging Inspection Covers
Infrared scanning reveals potential trouble areas by picking up moisture near windows, ceilings, and basements. It finds air leaks that waste heat and money. It even identifies electrical hotspots or uneven heat flow that indicate strain in your system.
Every scan includes thermal photos with plain explanations. You'll know exactly what's happening, not just something that doesn't look right.
What Thermal Imaging Reveals
- Heat loss during energy audits
- Hidden wall framing, structures, or fixtures
- Insulation gaps or uneven coverage in walls and attics
- Delamination or bonding issues in exterior finishes
- Air and moisture intrusion around windows and doors
- Moisture damage or leaks in walls, ceilings, and roofs
- Hidden pipework or plumbing routes
- Air leakage through the building envelope
- Energy waste caused by wet or missing insulation
- Underfloor heating performance and coverage
- Flat roof leaks and trapped moisture
- Areas related to building insurance claims
- Concealed water ingress or rising damp
- Failed or missing damp-proof courses
- Cold bridging or uneven thermal performance
Why Choose StructSure
I use this technology as part of a broader inspection process, combining training with practical building knowledge. In my experience, thermal imaging is most beneficial in older homes or properties with a history of water damage. It's also a smart choice for anyone wanting to understand how their home holds heat through Fredericton winters.