Heat loss, water damage, electrical faults, failing solar panels — the issues that quietly drain six figures out of a building every year are invisible to the naked eye. Our thermal drones see all of them in a single flight, without anyone setting foot on a roof, shutting down a facility, or waiting weeks for a contractor to "come take a look."
And we don't just hand you raw thermal images. We deliver an annotated report — every anomaly marked, ranked by severity, with a recommended next action — so your facility manager, roofer, or insurance adjuster knows exactly what to fix and what it's costing you to leave it.
The Problems We Solve
- Energy bills creeping up year over year — pinpoint heat-loss zones in the building envelope, find missing or wet insulation, and quantify the leak so you can justify the retrofit budget
- Roof leaks no one can find — locate trapped moisture under the membrane before the ceiling tiles fall in or the warranty expires. We map the wet areas and hand the contractor a literal repair plan, not a guessing game.
- Insurance claims being denied or underpaid — produce time-stamped, georeferenced thermal evidence of storm damage, water intrusion, or covered loss that holds up with the adjuster
- Solar panel arrays underperforming — find the exact defective and underperforming modules across thousands of panels in a single morning, with a per-panel report your O&M team can act on
- Electrical and mechanical equipment running hot — catch failing connections, transformers, motors, and switchgear before they cause the unplanned downtime that kills your quarter
- Hidden roof damage on commercial buildings you're buying or selling — get a documented thermal baseline before close so it's not a surprise, a renegotiation, or a lawsuit later
What You Get
Every thermal job includes the radiometric imagery, side-by-side RGB visuals so you can see exactly what you're looking at, and a written report with marked anomalies, severity ratings, and recommended action items. This isn't a folder of pretty heat maps you have to interpret yourself — it's a decision-ready document you can hand to a contractor, an insurer, an asset manager, or a board.
Your building is telling you what's wrong with it. We translate.
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