Faulty Electrical & HVAC Components

IR thermograms can identify potential electrical fires before they happen by looking for overheated areas in the electric panel.

The problem in the upper right corner was visible to the naked eye but the overheating in the lower left did not show up until IR was used. IR allows any inspection to be more thorough.

 

IR also can identify leaky duct work which increases energy costs. Problems with other HVAC components which affect safety and comfort in your home can also be diagnosed..

 

Recent News

The U.S. Department of Energy Recommendations
The U.S. Department of Energy now advises home buyers to get an infrared (thermographic) inspection before making a final purchasing decision...
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Good Stucco Gone Bad!
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Fox 4 Problem Solvers
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Problems Lurking Behind Bad Stucco
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What Most Inspection Companies Don't Want You To Know
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Home Inspectors: from the Kansas City Star
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