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Thermal Imaging Home Inspections in Las Vegas
Detect hidden moisture, insulation gaps, and electrical hot spots before they turn into costly repairs.
What is Thermal Imaging?
Thermal imaging is a non-invasive inspection tool that allows us to detect temperature differences that may indicate hidden problems not visible during a standard visual inspection.
We commonly use thermal imaging to help identify:
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Moisture intrusion inside walls and ceilings
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Plumbing leaks before visible damage occurs
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Missing or uneven insulation
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Energy loss affects comfort and utility costs
Thermal imaging does not replace a home inspection — it enhances it by helping us pinpoint areas that need further evaluation using additional diagnostic tools.
What We Evaluate During a Thermal Imaging Inspection
Electrical Systems
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Identify overheating breakers, wiring, and connections
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Detect hot spots that may indicate overloads or fire risks
Plumbing & Moisture Intrusion
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Locate temperature anomalies associated with active leaks
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Help trace leak sources before invasive repairs are required
Abnormal Heating Patterns
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Detect resistance issues and excessive current flow
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Identify components nearing failure
Why This Matters
Thermal imaging allows us to document these findings clearly so repairs can be prioritized before damage escalates.
What Thermal Imaging Does NOT Do
🚫 It Is Not a Moisture Meter
Thermal cameras detect temperature differences — not moisture content. Any suspected moisture issues are confirmed using additional tools.
🚫 It Is Not X-Ray Vision
Thermal imaging does not see through walls. It highlights temperature variations that may suggest hidden conditions.
🚫 It Is Not a Standalone Solution
Thermal imaging works best when combined with a complete home inspection and other diagnostic methods.
âš Important Note
Claims that thermal imaging “detects moisture” without confirmation are misleading. Proper verification is always required.
When Is Thermal Imaging Most Useful?
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During a buyer’s home inspection
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For 11-month warranty inspections
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When tracking suspected leaks
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When diagnosing high energy bills
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For homes with previous water damage
