Pipes in the floor. It can be very useful if you need to drill or cut the floor for renovation.
Ceiling looks normal
But there was a broken pipe in the ceiling of this foreclosed home. A few minutes later it started to rain in the living room. ;-) If you have a leak and are unsure of the source. A trained thomographer can be a big help.
Many more to follow.
Bruce - that is so cool. I've only had 2 or 3 inspections where infrared was used, but I wasn't shown anything like this....it's pretty amazing!
Gail,
It can do a lot but the user has to be trained to know what they are looking at.
Thanks for your reply.
Bruce - I've been toying with the idea of infra red inspections for a while but can't get my head around how to market them. I don't want to use it in a home inspection because you lose the whole "visual inspection" limitation. Any thoughts?
Steve,
go to www.homesafeinspection.com . I have been using IR for about 4 years and use it on every inspection I do. I disagree that you lose the "Visual Inspection" It's still visual. There are a lot of other uses too. Do a market study in your area and see what you come up with.
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