Why use thermal imaging on buildings?
Thermal imaging cameras for building applications are powerful and non-invasive tools for monitoring and diagnosing the condition of buildings and the associated building elements such as solar panels and windmills.
Using our latest thermal imaging cameras APT Sound Testing can identify problems within your buildings, allowing them to be documented and corrected before becoming more serious and much more costly to repair.
Our thermal imaging reports provide the following information:
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- Provides our customers a full overview of their buildings
- Quickly Identify and locate problem within the building envelope
- Identify and locate problems within electrical and mechanical installations
- The report highlights exactly what needs to be fixed
- Help you find faults before real problems occur as part of an ongoing facility management
- Save you valuable time and money of the building lifespan
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Using thermal imaging for conditioning monitoring of buildings
APT Sound Testing undertakes thermal imaging building Inspections using the latest cameras to provide a powerful and non-invasive means of monitoring and diagnosing the condition of our client’s buildings. We have found our Thermographic building inspections has become one of the most valuable diagnostic tools for our clients ongoing building inspections.
Our thermal imaging cameras can identify problems early, allowing them issues to be documented and corrected before becoming more serious and more costly to repair which can be hugely problematic to building handover and/or ongoing operations. Here is some more useful information for information for thermal surveys
Our building diagnostics inspections with our powerful thermal imaging cameras can help to identify the following issues:
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- Quickly and accurately visualise energy loss
- Detect missing or defective insulation within the building envelope.
- Source air leaks within the building envelope
- Identify moisture in insulation, in roofs and walls within the building envelope
- Detect mold and badly insulated areas
- Locate thermal bridges within the building construction
- Locate water infiltration in flat roof construction
- Detect electrical and mechanical faults within the building
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Thermal imaging cameras make the invisible visible
Our thermal imaging cameras are the perfect tool for locating and identifying building problems and failures, because they make the invisible visible. A thermal imaging camera is the one tool that identifies problems quickly with high clarity. A thermal image that includes accurate temperature data provides building consultants with important information about the buildings insulation conditions, moisture ingress, mold development, electrical and machine faults and the presence of thermal bridges – no other instrument and/or survey inspection can do this. Here is some more information on thermal imaging surveys for buildings.
Thermal imaging cameras are such a valuable and versatile tool that it is not possible to list all the applications; however our thermographic inspection team can let you know the wide range of applications for your new and/or existing building.
Thermal surveys by our Level 3 Thermographer’s
If you require a Thermographic Inspection Survey our professional and certified Level 3 Thermographer’s will carry out your thermographic Inspections in accordance with all necessary standards and current regulations, all we need are a few details such as floor plans and elevation drawings and the building location to provide a quotation. We will also send across our informative Thermal Survey Checklist to help you prepare for the thermographic Inspection.
Contact APT Sound Testing for a free quotation for a thermographic inspection. All we need are a few details such an elevation drawings, floor plans and location to provide a quotation.
If you would like more information in regards to BREEAM Thermographic Inspection Surveys, please contact us now at: info@aptsoundtesting.co.uk or call Darren on: 07775 623464.