South Florida Thermography Inspection's engineers and technicians provide inspection services to document the conditions of the electrical systems and thermal activity for the protection of public safety and owner's preventive measures and optimal performance of Residential, Commercial and Industrial Properties.

Thermographic inspections play a crucial role in safeguarding and maintaining the integrity of electrical systems within structures.

Leveraging advanced infrared technology, this non-intrusive and highly effective method serves to identify temperature irregularities that could signal potential electrical problems.

Regular inspections are key to maintaining a safe and long-lasting system.

Section 8-11(f) of the Miami-Dade County Code & Section 110.15 Florida Building Code for Broward.

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Condominiums older than 30 years, or 25 years if the building is within 3 miles of the coast, must be visually inspected by a licensed engineer or architect, and every 10 years thereafter.

40 year Structural and Electrical inspections are mandatory building inspections in the Florida counties of Miami-Dade and Broward. Thermography inspections by a Level II thermographer is required for any service 400A or greater.

Thermographic solar panel inspections are an essential part of maintaining solar energy systems.

Thermographic cameras capture thermal images, allowing inspectors to identify temperature variations across solar panels.

The inspections are non-invasive and can be performed without shutting down the solar panels. By detecting faults early, such as cracks or damaged cells, maintenance teams can address issues promptly, ........ and before your panels are out of warranty.

Remember that regular inspections are crucial for maintaining solar panels' efficiency and ensuring optimal energy production.

This advanced technology uses infrared cameras to capture the thermal anomalies on the roof's surface caused by areas of entrapped moisture which retain heat longer than areas that are dry. The infrared cameras produce detailed images called thermograms, where warmer areas indicate wet spots.

Remember that thermographic inspections are a valuable tool, but they should complement other inspection methods. Regular inspections, including visual checks and moisture meters, provide a comprehensive assessment of a structure's condition.

Boat inspectors employ thermal imaging to identify potential problems such as water leaks, faulty electrical systems, and insulation issues. These problems may not be immediately visible to the naked eye, but the temperature differences captured by thermal cameras can expose them, enabling inspectors to address these issues proactively.

In summary, thermographic boat inspections provide valuable insights into a vessel's condition, helping marine surveyors detect hidden issues and take proactive measures for maintenance and repair.

Infrared scanning allows energy assessors to check the effectiveness of insulation in a building's construction. The resulting thermograms help assessors determine whether a building needs insulation and where in the building it should go. Because wet insulation conducts heat faster than dry insulation, thermographic scans of roofs can often detect roof leaks.
In addition to using thermography during an energy assessment, you should have a scan done before purchasing a house even new houses can have defects in their thermal envelopes.

You may wish to include a clause in the contract requiring a thermographic scan of the house. A thermographic scan by a certified technician is usually accurate enough to use as documentation in court proceedings.