Thermal imaging of walls and floors uses infrared technology to detect hidden issues such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, electrical faults, or heat loss, without damaging the structure. Thermal imaging of walls and floors is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that utilizes infrared cameras to detect variations in surface temperature. This method is widely used in both residential and commercial buildings to identify issues that are invisible to the naked eye—such as water leaks, missing insulation, air drafts, electrical hotspots, and even pest infestations hidden behind walls or under flooring. By capturing heat patterns, thermal imaging provides a real-time heat map of the surface, enabling technicians to pinpoint problem areas with precision and accuracy. This technology is essential for energy audits, preventive maintenance, and building inspections, as it helps minimize guesswork, reduce repair costs, and maintain the safety and efficiency of structures.
