We serve both residential and commercial clients in Brevard County, with tailored inspections based on your building’s unique needs.

Residential Thermal Imaging Services

We use state-of-the-art thermal cameras to detect:

• Water leaks  in ceilings, walls, or foundations
• Air infiltration and heat loss  from poor insulation or gaps
• Electrical issues  in breaker panels, outlets, and wiring
• HVAC inefficiencies and ductwork leaks
• Roof damage  and hidden moisture beneath shingles or membranes

Commercial Building Thermal Assessments

Ideal for offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and industrial buildings. Services include:

• Building envelope analysis for energy loss
• Electrical system safety inspections to detect hotspots
• Equipment heat mapping to identify malfunctions early
• Preventative maintenance imaging for HVAC and industrial systems
• Roof moisture scans to prevent costly water damage

Thermal imaging inspections by Dry First of Brevard County help identify issues such as:

1. Water Leaks behind walls, ceilings, and under floors
2. Missing or Damaged Insulation causing energy waste
3. Electrical Hotspots and overloaded circuits
4. HVAC Duct Leaks reducing heating/cooling efficiency
5. Air Infiltration through doors, windows, and construction joints
6. Roof Leaks and wet insulation hidden under membranes
7. Radiant Floor Failures and pipe issues
8. Thermal Bridging causing uneven heating and cooling
9. Plumbing Leaks inside walls or under slabs
10. Energy Inefficiencies in overall building performance

Our infrared inspections follow a 4-step process to ensure accuracy and actionable results:

Step 1: Pre-Inspection Assessment

We start by understanding your concerns—whether it's suspected water damage , electrical issues, or energy loss—and determine the most critical areas for thermal analysis.

Step 2: Systematic Infrared Scanning

Using professional infrared cameras, our certified inspector performs a comprehensive scan of your home or building. We capture high-resolution images of all temperature anomalies.

Step 3: Data Analysis & Verification

We interpret the thermal images to distinguish between real issues and false readings (caused by lighting, wind, or reflective surfaces). Moisture meters and other tools help us verify findings.

Step 4: Detailed Reporting & Recommendations

You’ll receive a full report with thermal images, temperature data, and clear recommendations. We also offer a follow-up consultation to review the findings and suggest next steps.