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See rates page for description of residential services Insurance claim or Public Adjuster service Thorough Infrared inspection of home or building for water, fire or flood damage. Also pre and post restoration. Infrared commercial building inspection We inspect the entire structure and roof (if accessible), electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems, and any machinery that is requested by owner or manager. Infrared flat roof inspection If roof is accessible, the entire roof will be inspected, incl. roof covering, joints, flashings, and any protrusions. If attic is accessible, roof sheathing will be inspected from inside the attic. Also, an infrared scan of the ceiling below the roof is done to assess for signs of moisture, leaks, and missing insulation. Radon testing We provide the test kit and only charge for the cost of kit. Homeowner is responsible for mailing kit to lab for analysis. Boat inspection We can check for leaks or cracks in hulls from inside, while the boat is in the water. We check the electrical system, door, window and hatch seals, and perform an interior inspection while hosing down the boat, to check for areas of water leaks. |
| We ask for the client to be present during the inspection and encourage their participation during the inspection. A typical inspection of a residential home can take up to 4 hours, depending on the size, age and number of problems found. The home should have as many appliances as possible running during the electrical portion of the inspection. This is to ensure the breakers and wiring are under load for proper infrared inspection. The heating or air conditioning should also be under load depending on the season. |