Infrared Scanning

Imagine if you had Superman's power to see through walls. HomeSafe's infrared home inspection technology is the next best thing: Infrared detects tiny but crucial differences in temperature throughout a house, including behind the walls, beneath the floors and beyond ceilings.

These temperature variations often reveal "invisible" problems hidden from the naked eye, including roof and plumbing leaks, faulty wiring, energy loss, missing insulation, ventilation problems, structural concerns and termite activity.

Most of these problems will go undetected in an ordinary visual inspection. But with HomeSafe's infrared home inspection capability, a HomeSafe home inspection franchise inspector can easily and quickly scan the house and pinpoint these concerns, providing clients with additional vital information that competitors simply can't offer.

About the HomeSafe Infrared Home Inspection System The HomeSafe infrared home inspection array includes a lightweight, long-wavelength infrared (thermal imaging) video camera (patent pending) with 16-bit resolution and automatic contrast/brightness control. It is the most powerful IR camera available for home inspections. Integrated with a state-of-the-art camcorder, HomeSafe's infrared camera swiftly and accurately detects temperature variations as low as 0.08 degrees Celsius and can operate in a temperature range of -20 to +150 degrees Celsius.

HomeSafe's camcorder can capture infrared and digital images, download them to any computer and print from any printer.

The infrared camera/camcorder rig is mounted on HomeSafe's specially designed, lightweight and portable equipment harness. This harness fits snugly and comfortably around the inspector's shoulders, allowing full mobility in most areas of a home.

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