Thermography

Thermographic surveys can be conducted to identify cold bridging, discontinuity in or sub standard levels of insulation. Thermographic photography can also be useful in identifying air leakage paths when more cost effective methods (tracer smoke) cannot be used.

BETs’ thermographraphic engineer is Level III qualified and uses camera equipment recognised as the highest quality available.

Thermogarphy requires a high level of skill, experience and training to conducting surveys effectively and interpret images correctly.

The standard of the camera used is also critical. Certain conditions must exist if thermographic observations are to give an accurate view of air leakage and thermal bridging in the building fabric.