Thermal Imaging

Infrared Inspections with Thermal Imaging

Thermal imaging, also called infrared home inspection or thermography, uses a special infrared camera to detect differences in temperature across a surface. This technology provides us with a unique way to reveal aspects of a building that traditional inspection methods can’t capture. We can generate images of the otherwise invisible heat energy emitted by objects and systems within the building through thermal imaging, enabling precise measurements. This approach goes beyond merely identifying symptoms, allowing us to diagnose and address problems effectively.

Infrared Thermography Scans

Interior scans are more common than exterior scans because warm air escaping from a building does not always move through the walls in a straight line. Heat loss detected in one area of the outside wall might originate at another location. Interior surveys are generally more accurate because they benefit from reduced air movement. The resulting images help determine whether insulation or any other work is needed. They also serve as a quality control tool to ensure that insulation has been installed correctly.

Quality Standards & Ethics

AHIT is one of the largest property inspection training institutes in the United States. They are approved and accredited by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), and many other professional organizations. We are ready to put that experience and knowledge to work for you.

As a certified member of InterNACHI, we ensure that you receive the best possible property inspection and professional report. We adhere to comprehensive Standards of Practice and a strict Code of Ethics, which puts our clients first and protects their rights as consumers.

Detailed Property Condition Report

Buying a property can be a stressful experience, so be sure to choose someone with your best interest in mind who can provide you with the information needed to make the best decision. Our findings will be compiled in a final Property Condition Report (PCR). The report contains concise details from the walk-through survey, documents procured, the results of interviews, and any other third-party reports ordered as part of the inspection. The report will provide an inventory of the building’s major systems and components, documented photos, and an evaluation of their functional and physical condition. This will highlight the property’s strengths, potential deficiencies, and deferred maintenance issues. It also includes any recommendations on conducting corrective action or requesting follow-up testing by a specialist. Contact CPIV of Port St. Lucie, FL, to schedule your next commercial property inspection.