Infrared imaging that reveals what the naked eye can't — hidden moisture, missing insulation, and electrical hot spots.
A thermal (infrared) camera detects temperature differences across surfaces, revealing problems hidden behind walls, ceilings, and floors. Pat uses it to find moisture intrusion, missing or wet insulation, and overheating electrical components that a visual inspection alone would miss.
It's a powerful add-on to any home inspection — a non-invasive way to catch hidden issues before they turn into major repairs.
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Damp areas behind walls and ceilings.
Missing, thin, or wet insulation.
Overheating connections and components.
Air leaks and thermal weak points.
Clues to the origin of active leaks.
Problems not visible to the naked eye.
Some of the most damaging home problems — a slow leak inside a wall, a wet spot spreading through insulation, an electrical connection running dangerously hot — are completely invisible on the surface. Thermal imaging brings them to light.
Adding infrared to your inspection is an inexpensive way to dramatically increase what Pat can find, giving you a deeper, more confident understanding of the home.
They work together. The infrared camera identifies suspicious temperature patterns; a moisture meter can then confirm whether moisture is present.
No — thermal imaging is completely non-invasive. Nothing is opened or damaged during the scan.
Yes. Thermal imaging is available as an add-on to any Eagle inspection, or as a standalone service.
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