Thermal Imaging
Thermal Imaging for Detecting Defects
The gallery below shows our thermal imaging techniques to detect defects beyond what the eye can see – ensuring you are the best informed for your decision making process.
Thermal imaging of a property can help with any inspection by quickly identifying any hot or cold spots in the structure that require further investigation. This is often used in conjunction with a moisture meter which will be used to confirm if there is an issue that needs further invasive investigation.
![Thermal Imaging Report](https://www.enellinspections.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/6565128_orig.jpg)
Master bedroom northern wall above window.
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This could be moved or sagging insulation.
![Thermal Imaging inspection](https://www.enellinspections.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/master-east-wall.jpg)
Master bedroom east wall window.
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Normal with no defects noted.
![Pre Purchase Building Inspection](https://www.enellinspections.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Deterioration-to-the-joint.jpg)
Deterioration to the joint of the timber sill was noted, this could be caused by a workmanship issue or condensation from the window frame. No moisture ingress was present on the day of inspection.
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