Thermographic Inspection Saint-Hyacinthe
Infrared imaging: detecting heat loss, infiltration, and insulation defects, following the ASTM C1060 standard.
In Saint-Hyacinthe, part of the South Shore / Montérégie area, our certified inspectors and engineers deliver this service directly to local owners, buyers, and condo boards — with the same rigorous process and detailed reporting offered across Greater Montreal.
A thermographic inspection uses an infrared camera to reveal what's hidden behind walls, ceilings, and roofs: heat loss, missing insulation, water infiltration, thermal bridges, and electrical anomalies. It's a non-invasive, non-destructive method — no walls to open, no equipment to dismantle.
In Montreal, Radar Inspection performs thermographic inspections aligned with the principles of the ASTM C1060 standard, for residential and commercial properties.
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What the service includes
- Heat loss in walls, ceilings, and floors
- Missing, insufficient, or poorly installed insulation, per the principles of the ASTM C1060 standard
- Air infiltration around windows, doors, and envelope joints
- Water infiltration and hidden moisture, particularly under roofing membranes (ASTM C1153 standard)
- Thermal bridges responsible for significant energy loss
- Anomalies in electrical panels, a potential sign of overheating or a faulty connection
- Condensation and frost issues in poorly ventilated attics
- Signs of pest presence (rodents, insects) in the building envelope
How Does a Thermographic Inspection Work?
An infrared camera captures temperature variations on the surface of materials, invisible to the naked eye. These variations often reveal:
- An area of missing, settled, or poorly installed insulation
- Air infiltration around a window or door frame
- Water infiltration or moisture buildup under a roofing membrane
- A thermal bridge in the building envelope
- An abnormal hot spot in an electrical panel, an early sign of a faulty connection
The Conditions Required for a Reliable Result
To be reliable, a thermographic inspection must be performed under specific conditions: a sufficient temperature differential between indoors and outdoors (generally more than 10°C), a dry roof, and no direct sunlight skewing the thermal reading. Our inspectors plan each assignment around these conditions to guarantee a usable result.
Why Radar Inspection
- Complement a pre-purchase inspection: detect problems invisible during a standard visual inspection
- Negotiate with concrete evidence: a documented thermal image carries far more weight than a simple observation
- Reduce your energy bills: pinpoint exactly where heat is escaping to target the right work
- Prevent water damage: detect infiltration before it causes mold or structural damage
- Anticipate an electrical failure: spot a hot spot before it becomes a fire risk
- Document a potential hidden defect as part of a real estate transaction or dispute
Our process
Preliminary assessment
Of weather conditions and the temperature differential required for a reliable result.
Complete thermographic scan
Of the building envelope (walls, ceilings, roof) using an infrared camera.
Electrical panel analysis
When required, to detect thermal anomalies.
Correlation with a visual inspection
To confirm and correctly interpret each anomaly detected.
Detailed report
With annotated thermal images, explained in clear language, including recommendations.
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Infrared imaging: detecting heat loss, infiltration, and insulation defects, following the ASTM C1060 standard.