Thermal Imaging
Why You Should Add a Thermal Scan to Your Home Inspection
When you buy or sell a home, you want the full story—not just what’s visible on the surface. That’s where thermal imaging (infrared scanning) steps in. At Key Inspection Services, we use advanced thermal scanning technology to uncover what the naked eye can’t see—hidden defects, moisture, heat loss, and electrical issues—so you can make smarter decisions about your property.
What Is a Thermal Scan?
A thermal scan (or infrared inspection) uses a specialized camera that detects subtle temperature differences in your home’s materials. These patterns reveal problems before they become expensive repairs—no drywall cutting, no guesswork.
It’s non-invasive, high-tech, and incredibly effective at exposing hidden issues.
Don’t let hidden defects sneak up on you. Schedule your Thermal Imaging Inspection with Key Inspection Services today and see your home through a new lens.
Call us or book online to add a thermal scan to your next inspection.
What We Can Find with Thermal Imaging
- Water leaks & hidden moisture – Catch mold and rot before they spread.
- Missing or damaged insulation – Stop energy loss and lower utility costs.
- Overheating electrical components – Prevent potential fire hazards.
- Roof and ceiling leaks – Detect roof failures early, before you see stains.
- Air infiltration – Identify drafts that make your home uncomfortable.
- Plumbing leaks behind walls or floors – Find problems without destruction.
Why It’s Worth It
A thermal scan pays for itself by exposing problems early. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or real estate agent, it’s an extra layer of protection that adds confidence and transparency to every deal.
At Key Inspection Services, we integrate infrared technology into our inspections to give our clients the clearest picture possible—literally. Our trained inspectors use top-tier thermal cameras and know how to interpret the data accurately (no false positives or guesswork).
