Thermal imaging surveys across London

Thermal imaging is the single most powerful tool we use to find hidden water leaks. By visualising tiny surface-temperature differences invisible to the human eye, a properly trained operator using a calibrated FLIR camera can locate active hot-water leaks, central heating system leaks, underfloor-heating failures and evaporative cooling from cold-water leaks, usually pinpointing the source to within 100mm before any plaster, tile or floorboard is lifted.

Our leak-detection team uses FLIR E76 / E96 cameras with thermal sensitivity below 30mK (millikelvin) and 640×480 IR resolution, the same equipment used by buildings surveyors, insurance loss adjusters and the British Damp Proofing Association. Every survey includes high-resolution IR images, surface temperature profiles, and a written report acceptable to all major UK insurers.

How we deliver

No surprises, no upselling. The exact path every job follows.

1. 1
   Site stabilisation
   Property climate is stabilised, heating set, doors closed, to make sure of stable thermal contrast before imaging.
2. 2
   Visual inspection & moisture meter readings
   Surface moisture mapped with capacitance and pin-meters to confirm wet zones.
3. 3
   Initial broad-scan with FLIR camera
   Full property thermal scan to identify anomalies.
4. 4
   Detailed sectional imaging
   High-resolution images of suspect areas. Temperature profiles overlaid.
5. 5
   Cross-verification with acoustic/tracer gas
   Where thermal isn't conclusive, we verify with secondary methods.
6. 6
   Insurance-grade written report
   All images, locations marked, root cause and remediation recommendations.