Building Thermography is the term use for undertaking various forms of thermal imaging using specialist infrared camera technology. Typically within buildings it main use is in detecting building abnormalities that result in energy loss. Thermal breaches within the building envelope can seriously effect the heating or cooling systems performance and increase operating costs.

By locating these areas with the infrared camera, and by taking the necessary action to rectify the defects, energy can be saved and fuel bills reduced. Colour is used to determine the various levels of heat escaping from the building, red and white areas depict high heat losses, and blue or black areas depicting cold or drafty locations.

 Below is a picture of a house, taken with an infrared camera showing in colour the areas of heat losses. (Image being updated at present, due Nov 08)

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