Thermal Imaging Report Service from Selce

Thermal imaging is visual tool to help you see where your house is losing heat. You will receive an recording and images of your home so that you can revisit all the details.

£480 (incl. VAT)

This 2-hour consultation and thermal imaging survey is for homeowners seeking impartial, in-person guidance on making their home cosy and cheaper to run.

Walk and talk through the energy efficiency and insulation of your home with one of our retrofit experts and ask any retrofit questions at all that crop up.

Together we will use an infrared camera to visually map heat patterns and temperature variations within your home, revealing potential problems like heat loss and moisture issues. 

Your conversation and thermographic survey are both recorded, so you can refer back to our suggestions whenever you like.

Thermal imaging is a non-invasive method that helps identify issues before they become major problems and provides a low-cost way to detect heat loss.

Note: Thermal imaging surveys can only be done in winter because the technology requires there to be a sufficient difference between the inside and outside temperature to show areas of heat loss.

How Does it Work?

  1. Sign-up & request a call back.
  2. Details are checked during the scoping call and the provisional appointment is booked.
  3. The assessor confirms and attends the assessment.
  4. You will receive a copy of the thermal imaging survey.

What’s Included in this Service

  1. A consultation with a retrofit expert about heat loss, energy efficiency, and moisture issues in your home.
  2. A chance to ask any questions you have about various technologies and get impartial advice on any aspect of your home energy upgrades before speaking to contractors or architects.
  3. Recorded conversation with our retrofit expert, giving valuable reference material on making your home fit for the future – invaluable if you decide to take any aspect of your project forwards at a later date.

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