Building and Property FLIR Thermal Inspections

Aerial Thermal Inspection (FLIR) Services:

Our drone thermographic inspection is non-destructive and requires no contact with the property. You do not need to risk workers climbing on your roof. Thermal drones are the perfect tool for roof inspections. The drone can see the full picture and pinpoint specific areas of interest. With this data, the contractor will know exactly where to inspect on the roof to fully diagnose the situation. By quickly pinpointing problem areas, you not only save time and money on inspection, but keep your facilities running efficiently. Win-win.

roof inspection by flir thermal drone — Roof inspection by FLIR thermal drone

How An Aerial Infrared Scan Detects Moisture
During the daylight hours the heat of the sun warms the roof of your building and at night the roof radiates that heat back towards the sky. This is known as radiational cooling. Wet areas of the roof have a higher mass and because of this they will retain the heat longer. Meanwhile areas that are dry, which have a lower mass, cool more rapidly. Aerial Infrared Scan imagers detect and display the uneven heat dissipation and thereby accurately identifying areas of the roof needing attention.

Our expertise is in aerial infrared imaging and commercial building thermal inspection services. Using our proven aerial inspection techniques, along with the top of the line thermography (FLIR) equipment, we can rapidly identify hidden damage to your residential or commercial. Our thermal inspection services provide the interested party with an independent analysis of the building’s structural integrity.

Thermal Inspection Services with imaging also known as infrared thermography services is a service we started offering at the request of our clients. We had several of our commercial clients asked us if we could help them assess damage after a severe storm in the area that damaged commercial and residential property.

From construction to energy, deliverables from FLIR thermal imaging sensors collected and analyzed with Measure’s processing and analysis tools are leading the use of drones into the next frontier.