Thermography enables us to see and measure heat. All materials on earth emit heat energy in the infrared wavelength portion of the spectrum. Unfortunately, the human eye cannot see in this portion of the spectrum. Our Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera allows us to see and record this wavelength, revealing temperature anomalies as small as 1/10 of 1 degree C. Points of possible concern show up clearly as hot or cold in relation to their surroundings. This thermal image can then be interpreted to provide a noninvasive and nondestructive method of identifying building defects and deficiencies, including building insulation, electrical, mechanical, plumbing and waterproofing systems, and even rodent or pest discovery!!. In addition to finding problems, infrared inspections are useful to confirm that previously determined issues have been properly corrected or remediated.