Thermal Heat Loss Surveys
At Globetek Consulting, our thermal heat loss surveys offer a fast, non-invasive way to detect hidden issues within a property. Using advanced infrared technology, we can identify problems like heat loss, insulation defects, moisture intrusion, and electrical faults that aren't visible to the naked eye.
Our detailed surveys help homeowners, buyers, and property managers make informed decisions, prevent costly repairs, and improve energy efficiency. With Globetek Consulting, you get expert insights and clear reporting to safeguard your property’s value and performance.
What are Thermal Heat Loss Surveys?
Thermal heat loss survey are a non-invasive way of inspecting, monitoring and diagnosing any potential issues with a building such as; heat loss, water leaks and mould growth. A thermal heat loss camera allows us to see and measure the heat emitted by objects, making it useful for various applications such as building diagnostics.
What is included in a thermal heat loss survey report?
Globetek Consulting will issue you with a detailed thermal heat loss survey report summarising the outcomes of their infrared imaging survey. This report will encompass visual and thermal images, temperature measurements, and description of findings, facilitating the straightforward identification of areas with potential issues, recommendations to improve or rectify identified issues, advice on what grants may be available for any works required.
Who Should Get A Thermal Heat Loss Survey Report?
There are two main types of people who may need a thermal heat loss survey report:
Home Buyers:
Purchasing a home is a significant milestone, often representing the most substantial investment in a person's life. Recognising the weight of this decision, we emphasise the importance of a pre-purchase thermal imaging survey for home buyers. In the process of acquiring a home, a survey utilising thermal imaging technology provides valuable insights into the thermal conditions of the property. Going beyond what is visible, this approach helps potential homeowners find unseen existing issues, gain a deeper understanding of the current state of the home and anticipate any potential issues that may arise.
Existing Homeowners:
With a modest investment in the survey, homeowners can potentially save thousands in the long term. Identifying areas that need attention allows for a strategic approach to addressing critical issues, preventing unnecessary expenses on upgrades that may not be required. It's a practical step that equips homeowners with essential knowledge for making informed decisions and safeguarding their investment.
