BUILDING ENVELOPE INFRARED SURVEYS
FIND THERMAL PATTERNS ASSOCIATED WITH HEAT LOSS, AIR LEAKAGE AND MOISTURE
SEE HOW THE BUILDING ENVELOPE IS PERFORMING
Accurate Infrared uses thermography to evaluate how heat, air and moisture move through walls, ceilings, windows, doors and other building-envelope assemblies. Under suitable conditions, thermal patterns can reveal areas consistent with missing or damaged insulation, air leakage, thermal bridging and moisture intrusion.
We inspect commercial, institutional, industrial and residential buildings and coordinate with owners, facility teams, contractors and consultants. The goal is to help narrow the investigation, document suspect areas and guide the right follow-up work without unnecessary disruption.
ENERGY
Identify suspect insulation gaps, thermal bridges and air-leakage patterns that may affect comfort and operating cost.
MOISTURE
Locate thermal anomalies consistent with moisture for targeted investigation and verification.
DOCUMENTATION
Pair thermal and visual images with recognizable locations so repairs can be planned and checked.
FIELD EXAMPLES
Representative imagery from real field assignments. Client, vessel and location details are intentionally withheld.
COMMON BUILDING-ENVELOPE APPLICATIONS
THE RIGHT CONDITIONS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
Building-envelope thermography depends on an adequate indoor-to-outdoor temperature difference and a clear understanding of weather, solar loading, wind, interior conditions and construction materials. Surveys may be performed from the interior, exterior or both, depending on the question being investigated.
Infrared identifies thermal patterns; it does not by itself prove the cause of an anomaly. Moisture meters, destructive testing, pressure testing or review by the appropriate contractor or consultant may be recommended before repair decisions are made.
WHAT IS YOUR BUILDING TELLING YOU?
Tell us about the comfort, energy or moisture problem you are investigating and the conditions under which it occurs. We will recommend a practical survey approach.