See What Your Roof Is Hiding Before You Decide What to Do About It.
Thermal imaging reveals moisture trapped in insulation long before it causes visible damage. That information changes decisions. Sometimes it saves the roof.
Better Solutions Before Bigger Projects.
Infrared Reveals Moisture Invisible to the Eye.
Wet insulation retains heat after the sun sets. Dry insulation does not. An infrared camera captures the thermal differential across the roof surface, making wet areas visible as warm zones against the cooler dry field.
Surveys are conducted after sunset when the temperature differential between wet and dry insulation is greatest. The result is a thermal map of the entire roof surface, with wet areas clearly identified and documented.
That map guides every subsequent decision: where to core sample, what can be repaired, what qualifies for restoration, and what has deteriorated beyond cost-effective intervention.
The Right Information at the Right Stage.
Before a Repair Scope
Confirm the extent of moisture damage before preparing a repair scope. Avoid repairing the wrong areas.
Before a Replacement Quote
Determine whether full replacement is necessary or whether restoration is viable. Save significant capital expenditure with the right information.
Acquisition Due Diligence
Understand the true condition of a roof before purchasing a commercial building. Informed decisions require accurate data.
Annual Condition Reporting
Track roof performance year over year with consistent thermal documentation as part of a capital planning program.
Warranty Claims
Provide manufacturer-acceptable evidence of moisture location for warranty claim submissions.
Post-Storm Assessment
Identify moisture that entered during storm events before it migrates and causes broader insulation damage.
Want to Know the True Condition of Your Roof?
A thermal survey gives you the facts you need to make the right decision. Request one today.