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Infrared building envelope analysis is the only proven, nondestructive and complete method for troubleshooting building heat loss and moisture problems. Building owners use envelope testing to save millions of dollars every year by reducing energy costs, minimizing structural damage, and enhancing occupant comfort and health. An Infra-red Analyzers heat loss survey can help you:
Heat losses from buildings are accelerated by structural problems, poor construction practices, missing or inadequate insulation, moisture infiltration and air leakage. Escaping heat creates a thermal signature that can be detected with infrared thermography. Building envelope analysis pinpoints underlying problems in the physical plant. From this data we produce a comprehensive report to provide the building owner with detailed information about the locations, causes and extent of problems in the building envelope.
Our Certified Thermographers use cutting-edge infrared detection technology to rapidly and accurately identify hidden problems that waste your energy dollars and threaten the integrity of your building. At most facilities, data collection can be completed in just one or two days, without disrupting your operations. Blower Door Testing: With today’s concerns for energy conservation and carbon footprint reduction, determining the energy efficiency of a building has become an essential cost-containing tool for the building owner. Properly installed insulation is one major contributing component to a building’s performance. Air leakage problems, however, are often overlooked. In many buildings, excessive air leakage is the biggest factor reducing energy-efficient performance. A Blower Door is a diagnostic tool that measures the degree of a building’s “air tightness.” Blower Doors provide a reliable, highly accurate and cost-effective method for determining a building’s air leakage performance. Infra-red Analyzers' blower door systems and methodology meet the latest ASTM standard (E779-03). Our blower door testing services provide critical information separately or in combination with our comprehensive infrared building envelope analysis. By placing the building under a known pressure, a Blower Door test allows the technician to measure how much building airflow is required to maintain a certain pressure differential between indoors and outdoors. The number of air changes per hour (the complete replacement of the indoor air volume of the building in one hour) at a standard pressure differential (interior pressure compared to exterior pressure, measured in Pascals) reveals the building envelope's air leakage profile. |
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You can improve productivity and occupant comfort and reduce energy costs at your facility. Our nondestructive infrared testing pinpoints and prioritizes your heat loss problems. Save money and stop water damage. Call today for a free quote: 800-879-1964 |
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our latest Building Envelope articles (PDF format): Infrared Testing Pinpoints Causes of Occupant Discomfort High Heating Costs? Infrared Delivers Savings Infrared Testing Resolves Post-Construction Disputes Infrared Testing for Moisture, Ice Dams, and Mold Infrared Pinpoints Building Performance Problems Testing Building Envelopes with Infrared Thermography: Delivering the “Big Picture” |
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Healthcare
Whether you're troubleshooting
an emergency or enhancing the safety and reliability of mission critical systems,
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From day care centers to
colleges and universities, we've helped hundreds of educational institutions cut
costs and improve the safety, comfort, and efficiency of their facilities. More
Architects
Our certified technicians
and analysts help you develop a thorough understanding of the built environment
to provide your clients with the best possible build and repair solutions. More
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Utilities
Our team has extensive training
in the safe, professional testing of power generation and utility equipment to
provide the independent testing and analysis you need. More
Roofing
Infra-red Analyzers works
closely with roofing contractors to provide professional testing and analysis
for a thorough understanding of the roofing system's condition. More
Waterproofing
Our vector mapping technicians
can help you troubleshoot the toughest waterproofing problems in virtually any
application with high or low voltage leak detection technology. More
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