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Certified Level III Thermal Inspections

Infraspection Institute Certified Infrared Thermographer

Anyone can buy a thermal drone. Interpreting the results takes expertise. Our Level III thermography certification represents an advanced level of training and expertise that sets us apart. We understand the science behind it, allowing us to analyze the thermal patterns and provide meaningful results that you can depend on.

Thermal Roof Inspection

Thermal roof inspection helps you find moisture and insulation problems early — before they turn into leaks, interior damage, or a full roof replacement. Instead of sending staff or contractors onto the roof, we capture the data from the air. There’s no need for fall arrest equipment, temporary railings, or other safety setups. This reduces risk, cuts inspection time, and lets you target repairs only where they’re needed, saving both money and disruption.

Non-Destructive Testing

Infrared thermal image of two water bottles, one labeled 'Hot Water' and the other 'Cold Water', with color-coded annotations explaining heat transfer laws and components such as conduction, convection, and a metal bridge between the bottles.

Thermal imaging reveals anomalies the human eye can’t see by detecting subtle surface temperature differences. It helps identify potential moisture infiltration, heat loss, insulation deficiencies, electrical concerns, and other issues that may need further investigation. Combined with drone technology, it safely and efficiently inspects large or hard-to-access areas, providing information traditional visual inspections can miss.

Electrical Inspection

Every year, commercial facilities rely on Exceptional Infrared Inspections to catch electrical issues before they cause failure or fire. Our inspections detect thermal anomalies early, supporting preventive maintenance, insurance requirements, safety, and reduced downtime.

Infrared image of an electrical panel or circuit breaker box with wires connected. Temperatures range from 15.9°C to 43.5°C, with hotspots indicating active electrical components.
Infrared thermal image and photograph of an electrical panel in a barn's front electrical room. The thermal image shows hot spots on the panel with a maximum temperature of 29.4°C, while the regular photo shows the panel with wiring and components. Measurements include ambient temperature of 26°C and external optics temperature of 20°C.

Plumbing Inspection

A well-known plumbing company discovered that a defective crimping tool had been used during installation in a large multi-suite residential building, resulting in leaks. Exceptional was called in to conduct thermal imaging throughout the affected suites to help identify and pinpoint areas of suspected water intrusion.

A person holding a thermal imaging camera in a bathroom, aiming it at the ceiling above a bathtub with a shower rod, and tissue box on a counter.

We were able to precisely locate each area of suspected leakage through two layers of drywall, despite there being no visible signs of moisture or water damage on the wall surfaces.

Infrared thermal image showing a circular hot spot with purple center, surrounded by blue, green, yellow, and red areas indicating decreasing heat levels, with temperature readings and a color scale.

The connections were repaired with minimal disruption and intrusion into the tenants’ suites, avoiding unnecessary exploratory demolition and saving the client thousands of dollars and countless hours of labour and restoration.

View of plumbing pipes behind a section of drywall cut out, with some parts showing joints, and a small orange piece attached to one pipe, in a construction or repair setting.

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