Thermal imaging on every inspection

Our inspectors carry an infrared camera on every job, a non-invasive way to see the moisture, heat, and hidden trouble a normal walkthrough would miss.

An A-Action inspector holding a thermal imaging camera that shows a live infrared scan

How infrared sees what the eye cannot

Our inspectors use thermography technology, an infrared imaging and measurement camera used to see and measure the thermal energy given off by an object. The infrared camera is a non-invasive way of monitoring and diagnosing the condition of a building.

It gives us immediate high-resolution thermal imagery, revealing potential structural issues, moisture issues, energy efficiency, and even rodent and pest discovery. Thermal imaging is included with our inspections at no extra charge.

An infrared image showing a cool moisture plume spreading across a ceiling
A hidden leak, seen through the ceiling in infrared

Heat and moisture you cannot see

These photos come from our own Houston inspections. Overheating connections and hidden moisture are exactly what a thermal scan helps us catch before they become a fire or a mold problem.

Conductors with melted, charred insulation inside an electrical panelOverheating like this is a leading cause of house fires, and a repair you want to negotiate before closing, not discover after.
Melted wire insulation inside a service panelOverheating like this is a leading cause of house fires, and a repair you want to negotiate before closing, not discover after.
Scorched, heat-damaged wiring at electrical connection lugsScorched connections fail without warning and can take the whole panel with them. An electrician now beats an outage, or a fire, later.
Heat-damaged wiring at the connection lugsScorched connections fail without warning and can take the whole panel with them. An electrician now beats an outage, or a fire, later.
An electrical outlet buried in attic insulationA live outlet under insulation traps heat: a hidden fire hazard nobody would spot on a normal walkthrough.
A live outlet buried in attic insulationA live outlet under insulation traps heat: a hidden fire hazard nobody would spot on a normal walkthrough.

What Houston homeowners say

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  • Our inspectors name was Will and he did a great job. Definitely felt like he went above and beyond…

    Derek S. · Google review

  • Brendon was our inspector and with this being our first home purchase he made this experience smooth as butter.

    Marquie · Google review

  • We had Gio come out and inspect our new house before our purchase and he is amazing! He found so many things that were overlooked.

    Allen L. · Google review

  • Bo did an outstanding job. Thanks a lot for all of your help.

    Mitul P. · Google review

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