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The use of thermal imaging, or thermography, can be applied in many ways. For the purposes of an energy audit, the thermal camera is used on the building being tested, both from the outside and from the inside, to determine thermal properties. While infrared does not allow for “looking inside” walls, the information it provides can lead to an understanding of what is behind or in a wall. Distinctive thermal traces are left by air leaking into a building, while a different trace will be left if part of the structure is uninsulated/under insulated. In addition, water damage and water leaks can also leave distinctive thermal patterns that can be detected, even if there is no visible damage present. . If you have any questions, or want to make an appointment, please call us at (630) 839-9393. |
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