Residential Infrared Inspection Rising energy costs alone justify an infrared home inspection. Simply put, a "green" home costs less to run. An infrared inspection of the home can pinpoint those areas, where heat loss occurs In winter and cooling in the summer. The payback period for an infrared home inspection becomes shorter as energy prices rise, knowing how and where you need to make improvements will improve your home's efficiency and its personal comfort. Homeowners can use an infrared home inspection to find issues and prioritize repairs to meet their spending budget. New home owners can use an infrared home inspection to reveal defects before their new home warranty expires. Inspections are performed by a certified infrared inspector. What an Infrared Inspection can detect  • Insulation deficiencies   (wet, missing, poorly installed and settled insulation) • Heat loss                        (air leaks in electrical outlets, windows, doors and HVAC leaks) • Moisture and leaks         (in ceilings, walls, basements, windows and roofs) • Electrical issues             (detection of abnormal heating in electrical components) • Radiant flooring             (damaged tubing, poor installation and dead zones)