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WHAT IS THERMOGRAPHY
Thermography, also known as infrared (IR) testing, uses a thermal imaging camera to capture temperature variations across building surfaces. These patterns help identify issues that are not visible during standard visual inspections.
This makes thermography a versatile tool for evaluating envelope performance, diagnosing comfort complaints, and documenting installation quality.
Thermal imaging is a non-destructive technique that can be used in both new constructions and existing buildings.
Thermal imaging can identify:
Air leakage around doors, windows, penetrations, and framing gaps
Water intrusion or moisture-affected materials
Missing or compromised insulation
Thermal bridging through framing, steel, or structural components
Overheating electrical or mechanical components (when included in scope)
WHY THERMOGRAPHY IS DONE
Thermography helps identify conditions that may impact energy performance, occupant comfort, or building durability.
Thermal imaging also provides visual documentation that supports decision-making and improves communication between project teams.
It is commonly used alongside an energy compliance consulting service for:
Energy Code & Sustainability
To verify insulation continuity and identify thermal gaps that affect diagnostics
Commissioning & Retro-Commissioning
To support envelope-related findings such as air leakage, insulation defects, or moisture concerns.
QA/QC & Existing Building Assessments
To evaluate aging building envelopes, moisture intrusion, or deteriorating components.
Preventive Maintenance
To detect developing issues early—before they lead to costly repairs or system failures.
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HOW THE TEST WORKS
Blink Energy Services uses professional-grade infrared cameras to scan building surfaces under various conditions. The camera displays “hot” and “cold” patterns that create measurable temperature contrast.
Testing conditions vary based on the building and weather. In many cases, a temperature difference between the interior and exterior environments is needed to produce clear and reliable results.
Infrared Testing identifies:
Missing or compromised insulation
Air leakage pathways
Moisture intrusion indicators
Thermal bridging
Envelope inconsistencies
Overheating electrical or mechanical components
Each thermography service includes a concise report designed to support project communication and next steps.
Reports are clear, focused, and intended to integrate easily with broader energy compliance services or consulting efforts.
A brief summary of key findings
Thermal images with annotations (when helpful)
Notes on areas of concern or irregular patterns
General recommendations for follow-up or related service categories
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WHAT WE NEED BEFORE TESTING
Our team will confirm testing conditions in advance
to ensure accurate results.
To perform thermography effectively, we typically
request:
A floor plan or site plan to define scan areas
Access to all relevant interior and exterior locations
Perform an interior temperature control when needed to create thermal contrast
Normal operation of lighting and mechanical systems (unless otherwise instructed)
WHERE WE WORK
Blink Energy Services provides thermography and infrared testing across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding North Texas communities. Our services are often integrated into larger energy compliance consulting service engagements for residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects.
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