Check the area
The operator examines the location of concern and compares nearby surfaces using the live thermal display.

An uncomfortable room can leave you guessing. A thermal check helps investigate temperature patterns around windows, doors, walls, and other areas of concern.
Cool spots in winter. Warm areas in summer. A handheld thermal camera helps the operator look for patterns and investigate them on site.

Illustrative temperature patterns show where to investigate. The operator checks the actual area to understand the findings.
We want our tenants to spend less on heating and cooling and feel more comfortable in their homes. Looking for air leaks and areas where heat is lost or enters the home helps us understand where improvements may be worthwhile. Addressing verified leaks can help the home hold its conditioned air more effectively, with ventilation needs considered alongside air sealing. The thermal check is the first step in finding those opportunities; repairs are separate, and actual savings depend on the home and the improvements made.
The camera displays differences in surface temperature. The operator examines the actual area and investigates what may be causing the pattern.
Thermal patterns alone do not prove an air leak, missing insulation, or a specific amount of energy loss. Findings need on-site verification.
The operator examines the location of concern and compares nearby surfaces using the live thermal display.
A phone video shows the location and the camera display, with an explanation of what the operator observed.
The operator sends the video to the maintenance team for review.
The thermal check covers all areas of the house where energy may be escaping, including heat loss and loss of cooling. No repairs are performed during the thermal check.
Available nationwide in every city and town, subject to qualified provider availability. Pricing is by quote. Customer reporting details will be added once confirmed.
Call 720-289-0212 to discuss your needs and a project quote.