inspections bushnell: MOLD INSPECTIONS and MOLD EVALUATIONS BUSHNELL FLORIDA - 10/28/19 01:43 PM
INDOOR MICROBIAL SPECIALIST uses Infrared thermography commonly called infrared imaging or thermal imaging.  Infrared thermography is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows an inspector to identify deficiencies in buildings that can’t be revealed using conventional visual inspection methods.
Thermographic cameras detect radiation in the long-infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum and produce images of that radiation. The amount of radiation emitted by an object, called “Emissivity”, increases with temperature; therefore, thermography allows for variations in temperature to be identified.
In conjunction with our thermal imager, we use a TRAMEX Encounter moisture meters, IR Thermometer and Moisture detector among other instruments to identified conditions that … (3 comments)

 
John M. Acaron, CMI, MRSA, Master Mold Inspector & Chief Mold Assessor (INDOOR MICROBIAL SPECIALIST)

John M. Acaron, CMI, MRSA

Master Mold Inspector & Chief Mold Assessor

The Villages, FL

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INDOOR MICROBIAL SPECIALIST

Address: 854 Evans Way,, The Villages, Fl, 32162

Office: (452) 633-3591

Mobile: (850) 814-3889

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