See what you can't see. A thermal walkthrough of your home for $99 — or included 100% FREE with any project booked before 2027! We already own the camera; it takes just a minute on-site to inspect your doors, windows, and insulation.
I already own the FLIR thermal camera, and it only takes a couple minutes on-site during our visit to sweep your home for drafts, missing insulation, and electrical hotspots. Emailed report with side-by-side thermal photos included.
Thermal cameras see temperature differences invisible to the naked eye. Here's the full list of what a walkthrough can turn up.
Within 48 hours, you get an emailed PDF with:
Side-by-side photos — thermal image next to a regular photo of the same area, so you can see exactly what you're looking at
Annotations explaining what each thermal image shows and why it matters
Room-by-room findings organized so you can share it with a contractor or HVAC tech
Prioritized list: what's urgent vs. what can wait
We show you the problem. You decide what to do about it. No pressure, no upsell.
Four reasons people book a thermal scan.
If your heating bill makes you wince, there's a reason. We'll show you exactly where your money is going — literally through the walls.
Every house has one. We find out why. Usually it's missing insulation, a disconnected duct, or an air leak you'd never see without a thermal camera.
A thermal scan before purchase can reveal hidden problems no regular inspection catches. Selling? A clean thermal report adds confidence for buyers.
Before you open walls, know what's behind them. Find pipes, ducts, framing, and insulation — without drilling a single hole.
This scan is report-only — but if you want us to fix what we find, we can. Air sealing, weatherstripping, insulation gaps, duct sealing — most fixes are same-day handyman work. Ask about our Thermal + Fix-It bundles starting at $449, or book the fixes separately at $90/hr.
See Thermal + Fix-It Bundles →The questions people ask before booking.
One hour, one camera, one emailed report. See what's hiding in your walls before it costs you another winter of high heating bills.