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Thermal Imaging Inspections
See surface temperature patterns that can point to moisture, heat loss or insulation gaps.
Infrared thermography shows differences in surface temperature that the eye cannot see. Using a FLIR C5 thermal camera, we look for anomalies such as cold areas, thermal bridges or unusual patterns that deserve a closer look, then verify them with other methods.
Common concerns
- Possible moisture-related temperature patterns
- Thermal bridges and cold corners
- Insulation anomalies
- Heat loss around windows and doors
- Underfloor heating and pipe routes
- Building envelope concerns
How we investigate
- 01Planning around conditions: thermography needs a temperature difference to be useful
- 02Systematic scanning of walls, ceilings, floors and junctions
- 03Interpretation of patterns, taking reflections and emissivity into account
- 04Verification of anomalies with moisture measurements where relevant
- 05Thermal and visual images to document findings where agreed
Important limitations
A thermal camera measures apparent surface temperature. It does not see through walls and does not directly detect water or mould. A cold area may be caused by moisture, but also by air movement, reflections or construction details, so thermography is an investigative aid rather than proof.
What you can expect
- An explanation of what the thermal images show and what they do not
- Anomalies cross-checked with other observations
- Practical recommendations for further steps
Frequently asked questions
Can a thermal camera see a leak inside the wall?
Not directly. It can show a temperature pattern on the surface that may be consistent with moisture, which we then check with other methods.
Does the weather matter?
Yes. A difference between indoor and outdoor temperature, or between wet and dry materials, makes thermography far more informative.
Which camera do you use?
We use a FLIR C5 compact thermal imaging camera.
Concerned about a property? Let's take a closer look.
Tell us about the problem and the property. We reply in English, Swedish or Spanish.