Continuation of insulation surveys by thermographic inspection using an infrared camera to identify and measure thermal energy emitted from a building. In accordance with the BRE Report 176 or BS EN 1387: 1999

Buildings with continuity of insulation can be heated more efficiently to conserve energy and save money. Therefore lower carbon dioxide emissions can be achieved while providing a more comfortable and cost-effective working/living environment for occupants.

Thermography can also be used to identify possible air infiltration paths and areas of poor insulation that need to be addressed before or after airtightness testing.