Building Science Thermography

What is thermography?

Thermography is a "heat diagram" or a visible picture using the infrared wavelengths.  This imaging technique is a powerful and noninvasive means of monitoring and diagnosing the condition of buildings.  Infrared (IR) inspections can provide immediate documentation of as-built and post-restoration conditions, post-casualty cause and origin data, plumbing and building enevelope water leakage, post-flood and fire water-damaged material assessment, energy use inefficiency, and electrical problems.  Typically water on building materials will evaporate and cool by about 6 degrees.  A wet spot when observed with the infrared camera is visible as a distinct cool spot.

Certified Infrared Thermographer - Building Science

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