Why choose an infrared inspection? Infrared inspections yield information that is difficult or impossible using conventional inspection methods.  Since an infrared inspection is non-destructive, no damage is caused when investigating for defects. The camera used in an Infrared inspection captures hundreds of temperature measurements per square foot, revealing far more detail than can be seen with a "flashlight and naked eye". You have probably seen thermal imaging in action by Mike Holmes on HGTV's "Holmes on Homes". Inspections are performed by a certified infrared inspector. An infrared inspection is state of the art and is used for: • leak and moisture detection in buildings • leak and moisture detection in low slope roofing (flat roofing) • abnormal heating of electrical components                     • areas of heat loss within buildings • insufficient insulation and voids • radiant floor inspection