Performed by Me, Mason Xanders
What Thermal Imaging Can Show
An infrared camera reads surface temperature. It does not see through walls. What it can show is where temperature differences suggest something behind the finish: insulation that may have slumped or was never installed, air moving through the envelope where it should not, moisture cooling a surface by evaporation, or electrical connections generating heat under load. A temperature pattern is a starting point, not a conclusion, so I check it against what is visible and accessible before it becomes a finding.
Where It Earns Its Keep
• Exterior walls and ceilings for insulation gaps and thermal bridging • Around windows, doors, and penetrations for air leakage • Ceilings and walls below bathrooms and roofs for active moisture • Electrical panels and circuits for connections running hot • Ductwork and registers for distribution problems
The Energy Side
Beyond individual findings, the scan builds a picture of where the house is likely losing conditioned air and why the utility bill looks the way it does. I tie what I observe to practical improvements rather than a generic efficiency checklist.
Every Service Includes
- Clear, plain-language written report
- Significant items separated from routine maintenance
- Findings based on the condition of the property, not on selling repairs
- Photos & plain-English explanations
- Report follow-up with me at no extra charge
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