Thermal Imaging · Nationwide UK

Look beyond what
the eye can see

Radiometric thermal imaging flown by a CAA approved pilot. We reveal the temperature patterns behind heat loss, damp, failing insulation and underperforming solar, without scaffolding or a single person at height.

What thermal shows

Temperature tells the story a camera cannot.

A thermal payload records the heat radiating from a surface. Where insulation has failed, water has tracked in or an electrical component is running hot, the pattern shows up clearly from the air. It is a fast way to know where to look before anyone commits to opening a roof up.

Roof inspections

Highlight temperature differences across roof coverings that may point to trapped moisture or failing insulation.

Building envelope

Survey elevations, façades and junctions for abnormal heat patterns across the whole building.

Moisture investigations

Identify damp and water ingress patterns that are invisible to a standard visual inspection.

Heat-loss assessment

See where warmth escapes a building so energy and insulation work can be targeted properly.

Solar PV inspections

Scan arrays from above for hot cells, faulty strings and panels that are not performing.

Plant & equipment

Survey electrical and mechanical equipment for unusual heat signatures from a safe distance.

Thermal imaging is an inspection aid. It identifies areas requiring further investigation; it does not by itself establish the cause of an anomaly.

Recent captures

Real thermal imagery from live jobs.

Thermal drone image of a warm building elevation
Thermal drone image showing a temperature gradient across roof tiles
Thermal drone image of a wall with a ladder against it
Thermal aerial map of a housing estate showing heat loss through roofs
Thermal image showing a hot section of brickwork
Monochrome thermal aerial image of a large roof
Thermal aerial image of a hipped roof showing a hot pink section of heat loss
Thermal aerial image of several rooftops with warm ridges and a rooflight
Thermal aerial image of terraced roofs with clear temperature differences between slopes
Thermal image of a warm elevation with cold and warm window units
Thermal close-up of brickwork and roof slopes showing heat retained in the masonry

Pairs with

Thermal works best alongside a full visual survey.

Most clients combine thermal with high-resolution aerial photography so every anomaly has a matching visual reference. If you need a documented condition record of a roof or elevation, start with a building inspection and add thermal on top.

Get in touch

See the heat. Act early.

Send Mark a quick description of the building, the location and a preferred date. You will usually have a quote back the same working day.

Safe · Efficient · Detailed · Cost-effective