Our structured, six-step inspection methodology ensures every building envelope assessment is thorough, defensible, and actionable — from first call to final report.
Contact us by phone or email to describe your building's history, any observed symptoms, and the purpose of the inspection — whether routine, pre-sale, insurance, or remediation verification.
Prior to the inspection, our technician reviews available building plans and conducts a visual walkthrough to identify high-risk areas, plan equipment deployment, and confirm environmental conditions.
Using FLIR T1020 thermal cameras, calibrated resistance moisture probes, and pressurization equipment, we systematically scan the entire building envelope — walls, roofs, windows, cladding interfaces, and penetrations.
All thermal images, moisture readings, and airflow measurements are analyzed in detail. We identify failure points, map moisture patterns, classify severity, and correlate findings with building construction details.
We produce a comprehensive, professional-grade written report containing annotated thermal images, moisture data tables, failure locations, root cause analysis, and specific remediation recommendations.
We deliver the final report digitally and schedule a debrief session to walk through all findings with you, your engineer, legal team, strata council, or insurer — ensuring complete understanding and clear next steps.
Our methodology uses thermal imaging and moisture probing to detect problems without damaging walls, cladding, or finishes. Core sampling is only used when non-invasive methods require confirmation.
Every finding is documented with geo-tagged thermal images, calibrated instrument readings, and written analysis. Our reports meet the standards for strata litigation, insurance claims, and expert testimony.
Effective thermal imaging requires a minimum 10°C differential between interior and exterior temperatures. We schedule inspections to align with optimal conditions for the most accurate results.
Explore the technology and services behind our inspection process.
Call or email us to begin with a no-obligation consultation. We'll discuss your building, explain what to expect, and schedule your inspection at a time that works.