See what the roof is hiding.
$349 radiometric scans, under the $400–600 market. Moisture and solar faults, found from the air.
Heat-loss, moisture intrusion and solar diagnostics with radiometric thermal capture. Find the problem before it finds your budget.
See that bright patch on the roof field? Invisible from the ground and to the naked eye, the classic signature of moisture trapped under the membrane. Caught here, it's a repair. Caught later, it's a tear-off.
This isn't one photo. It's the whole complex stitched into a single temperature-calibrated map. Every solar panel reads individually, so a dead cell or failing string stands out from its neighbors and you fix exactly the panel that's costing you output.
Escaping heat is money out the window. Find it, seal it, cut the energy bill.
Water under the membrane rots a roof from the inside. Catch it before a full tear-off.
Dead cells and string faults kill output. Spot them from the air, panel by panel.
Overheating connections signal failure ahead. Find them before an outage or fire.
Track curing and cooling temps so slabs, roads, and asphalt set right, no premature cracking.
Confirm cell towers and machinery run at safe temps before they fail in the field.
Temperature-calibrated capture, not just a heat picture, but readable °F values across the whole surface.
Trapped moisture under the membrane and energy leaks show up as clear hot/cold anomalies before they cost you.
Dead cells, hot spots and string failures across an array, found from the air in a single pass.
Every anomaly circled, located and captioned with what it likely means and what to check next.
Pick a package, add extras if you want them, check out. Everything is one-time unless it's marked /mo or /yr.
You'll get it as an annotated PDF report with radiometric thermal images, so you know exactly what you're paying for before we ever fly.
The smaller members price = the member rate: what the same job costs once you're on any membership plan.
Moisture and electrical faults are invisible to the eye. Many insurers now want infrared alongside visual. We capture both in one visit.
We time flights for maximum thermal contrast, often just after sunset or on a clear cold morning, so anomalies read cleanly.