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One of the most interesting services we offer is infrared camera technology. It takes the guesswork out of water damage restoration. If you’ve seen some recent Hollywood blockbusters you may have noticed infrared camera technology without even realizing it. Most of what you see in the movies is for fictional purposes, but that nifty gadget provides us with images of your home that we might miss otherwise.
Our water damage protocol calls for an infrared inspection at the beginning of our services to ascertain exactly what is wet and were the water is coming from. We also take images during the remediation of your property so we can make sure our plan of action is effective. And at the end of every claim with a final inspection, you can have every confidence that your property is completely dry without the threat of any future mold growth. It’s one of our favorite tools to use with our customers but more importantly it gives everyone involved in the remediation process peace of mind.
Our camera is used every day to assist people with a number of different needs.
Obviously we use infrared on new water damages to make sure we’ve found all the water and were its source is. However, one of the best uses is for people that have just discovered a slow leak in their plumbing and want to know if the walls, cabinets and flooring are wet!
Plus, we use our infrared camera for energy audits. Ever feel like your home is drafty, or that your heating bill is too high for what you used? In a matter of seconds we can show you if your home is lacking proper insulation in walls or ceilings!
On top of that, many businesses use infrared inspections for their machinery and circuitry. With infrared technology we can show you how your equipment is functioning. Is a ball bearing glowing cherry red? Is a circuit or wire leading to the circuit box overheating? Our infrared shows it, so you can plan some repair time and fix it before it goes down during regular production time!
If you’d like to see what’s going on behind your walls or inside a piece of machinery give us a call to schedule an infrared camera inspection.
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