Thermal Inspection

Advanced Heat Mapping

We utilise infrared technology to detect hidden defects that standard RGB visuals cannot identify. Our aerial thermal inspections equip asset managers with sub-surface issues before they lead to costly failures or safety hazards.

Thermal aerial map of parklands and a housing block in South Dubbo, NSW, Australia.

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Examples of our work

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Thermal aerial map of parklands and a housing block in South Dubbo, NSW, Australia.
Close-up of exterior building wall showing a large area of stepped masonry cracks highlighted in red.
Grayscale thermal drone image of a building facade revealing moisture ingress and cool spots below a window.
Thermal imaging of a concrete building exterior showing heat loss patterns and masonry joint signatures
High-contrast thermal scan of a building corner identifying vertical thermal signatures and structural fixings.
Broad thermal scan of an external wall identifying subsurface concrete defects and moisture patterns.
Drone thermal inspection of a balcony floor identifying temperature variations and potential insulation gaps.
Color thermal survey of a building corner highlighting thermal bridging and heat transfer through structural elements.
Thermal mapping of a balcony soffit identifying hot spots and heat accumulation near the building's exterior glazing.
Detailed thermal survey of a multi-story building facade pinpointing energy efficiency loss and heat signatures.

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Creative photography at night using a long exposure professional camera of a drone flying in a spiral path, taken at Sydney Olympic Park Archery by Sky Monkey