At Thermo Elite Inc. we provide a comprehensive range of Thermographic services. We are a team of experienced and professional thermographic engineers that have years of expertise in the thermographic inspection industry. Our services are second to none in the market. We strive to constantly be cost-effective and accurate.

Our thermographic inspections are used in detecting electrical, mechanical, heat loss and water issues. If such problems go unnoticed or ignored they will almost certainly become a time consuming and financial nightmare for home or business owners. We can help you identify hotspots, heat loss areas, air leaks, moisture, and insulation defects within the building envelope. It allows the detection and documentation of problems without causing any damage to the building.

Many building flaws and problems can be easily identified using thermal imaging. The following are some of the most popular applications:

1. Water Infiltration
2. Heat Loss Detection
3. Poor or missing insulation
4. Moisture in roofing
5. Moisture in walls and floors
6. Radiant floor heating system issues
7. Electrical issues
8. Thermal bridging
9. Renovations/retrofit

Tools used for Thermal Inspection

Thermal imaging cameras are the most popular tool used for thermal inspections. Our thermal cameras, also known as thermal imagers, are highly advanced instruments that use a sensitive heat sensor to detect minute temperature variations. They will begin to map out a picture based on the variations and inflexions of the temperature measurements when they collect infrared radiation from objects in a specific area.

Why use thermal imaging?

Being a non-invasive and non-destructive technique, thermal imaging helps identify faults within the building structure that are usually not visible to the naked eye. When used by one of our Level 2 certified thermographers, our technology is beyond helpful in monitoring and diagnosing the condition of buildings. We cannot stress enough that we do all of this without touching or damaging anything in your home or business. Detection of such problems early with thermal imaging allows them to be documented and fixed before the issue becomes much more severe.