Investigate cold spots.
Look for temperature patterns that may indicate missing or uneven insulation and thermal bridges, where heat passes more readily through the building fabric.
Thermal imaging for domestic and commercial buildings across Dublin, the Midlands and the South East. A closer look at insulation, heat-loss patterns and areas that need attention.
A thermal camera records infrared radiation to show surface-temperature patterns. These patterns can help identify areas associated with missing insulation, thermal bridges or air movement that need closer investigation.
We offer thermal imaging for homes and commercial buildings, helping you understand where to focus further checks or improvement work.
Discuss a thermal imaging survey
Look for temperature patterns that may indicate missing or uneven insulation and thermal bridges, where heat passes more readily through the building fabric.
When used with a blower-door test in suitable conditions, thermal imaging can help locate the paths of air moving through gaps in the building.
Discuss findings in the context of your building and use them to guide further investigation, insulation upgrades or remedial work.
A blower-door test measures the building’s air leakage under a pressure difference. Thermal imaging helps investigate surface-temperature patterns and possible leakage paths.
The two methods complement each other. Thermal imaging does not replace an air tightness measurement or see through walls.
A suitable temperature difference between indoors and outdoors helps reveal patterns. Wind and recent sun exposure can influence what the camera sees.
We’ll discuss your building, the survey scope and suitable timing before the visit. Findings may need further checks to confirm their cause.
Illustrative images show how thermal cameras present surface-temperature patterns. They are not case studies or measured findings from your property.


Learn more from FLIR’s explanation of thermal imaging and building inspection guidance.