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Home thermal imaging survey — Energy performance certificate adviser — Professionals
These leads suit thermography practitioners who understand buildings and can distinguish an observed pattern from a confirmed defect. Agree the investigative objective and reporting limits before choosing the survey timing or making remedial recommendations.
Service scope
A non-destructive survey using thermal images to investigate visible surface-temperature patterns associated with building performance. Interpretation depends on conditions and the investigation brief; a thermal image alone does not prove the composition of a wall, a concealed leak or an energy certificate rating.
What is normally included
- Thermal-survey planning
- Recording and interpreting relevant temperature patterns
- Recommendations for corroborating checks
What is not included
- Seeing through walls
- Guaranteed detection of every concealed defect
Qualification checks
- Establish the defect hypothesis
- Review accessible surfaces
- Check survey-condition suitability
- Plan visual corroboration
- Define the interpretation and follow-up deliverable
Quote guidance
Distinguish image capture, interpretation and reporting. Include the extent of internal or external inspection and explain whether a return visit under better conditions or additional diagnostic testing is an optional extra.
Lead risks
- Customers may mistake thermal imagery for a full building survey
- A short visit may not reproduce intermittent symptoms
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