Thermal Imaging

Thermal Roof and Building Inspections

• Thermal drones can detect heat anomalies across roofs, walls, and building envelopes, revealing hidden issues like water intrusion, insulation gaps, or electrical hotspots. This non-invasive method allows property owners to identify problems early without dismantling structures or relying solely on visual cues.

Energy Efficiency Assessments

• By capturing infrared data, thermal drones help assess heat loss around windows, doors, and HVAC systems. Property owners can pinpoint areas of poor insulation or air leakage, enabling targeted upgrades that improve energy efficiency and reduce utility costs.

Moisture and Leak Detection

• Thermal imaging can highlight temperature differences caused by moisture accumulation beneath surfaces. Whether it’s a leaking roof, compromised siding, or underground pipe issues, drones provide fast, accurate detection that minimizes guesswork and unnecessary repairs.

Solar Panel Inspections

• Thermal drones can scan solar arrays for malfunctioning cells, hotspots, or wiring faults. This helps property owners and solar contractors maintain peak performance, reduce downtime, and ensure warranty compliance without climbing onto rooftops.

Electrical System Monitoring

• For properties with complex electrical infrastructure, thermal drones can identify overheating components, overloaded circuits, or failing transformers. This proactive surveillance helps prevent fire hazards and costly outages.

Pre-Purchase Property Evaluations

• Buyers can request thermal drone scans during due diligence to uncover hidden defects not visible in standard inspections. This adds a layer of confidence and transparency to real estate transactions, especially for older or large-scale properties.

Post-Storm Damage Assessment

• After severe weather, thermal drones can detect water infiltration, compromised insulation, or electrical damage that may not be visible to the naked eye. This accelerates insurance documentation and ensures accurate claims processing.

Wildlife and Pest Detection

• Thermal imaging can reveal nests, burrows, or animal activity in attics, crawlspaces, or wooded areas near the property. This helps owners address infestations or wildlife risks before they escalate.

Nighttime Surveillance and Security

• Unlike standard cameras, thermal drones operate effectively in low-light or nighttime conditions. They can monitor perimeters, detect intruders, and provide real-time thermal footage for enhanced security coverage.

Environmental Monitoring and Land Management

• Thermal drones can track temperature variations across landscapes, helping property owners monitor soil health, water distribution, or vegetation stress. This is especially useful for agricultural properties, large estates, or land undergoing development.