Thermal imaging finds what a regular camera can't: trapped roof moisture before it's a leak, and underperforming solar panels before they cost a season of output.
Hot and cold anomalies marked directly on the image, paired with a normal photo of the same spot for reference.
Trapped moisture under roofing material shows up as a distinct thermal signature, often well before a visible leak develops.
Underperforming or failing panels run hotter than their neighbors — visible from the air in a single low-altitude pass.
Property managers checking a roof before it becomes a claim, roofers documenting a repair, solar installers verifying panel performance, and insurance adjusters needing post-storm documentation.
Low-altitude thermal pass over the roof or array.
Thermal and visible images paired and reviewed.
Flagged anomalies delivered same day or next.
A call to walk through what was found, if useful.
Priced by job type — roof, solar array, or storm documentation. The homepage calculator breaks out solar by panel count.
Yes — thermal detection works on composition shingle, tile, and flat/membrane roofs. The signature moisture leaves looks different by material, which the report accounts for.
As soon as it's safe to fly — thermal signatures from fresh moisture intrusion are clearest in the days immediately following, before conditions dry out or shift.
The imagery and report can support documentation for a claim — check with your specific adjuster or carrier on their preferred format.
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