We use infrared imaging to find leaks because it is a non-destructive method that can quickly and accurately identify the source of a leak. Infrared cameras can detect even small amounts of moisture, which can be difficult to see with the naked eye. This makes it possible to find leaks that would otherwise go undetected, such as leaks in the insulation or roofing membrane.

Here are some of the benefits of using infrared imaging to find leaks:

• It is a non-destructive method. This means that the roof does not need to be damaged in order to find the leak.
• It is accurate. Infrared cameras can detect even small amounts of moisture, which can be difficult to see with the naked eye.
• It is fast. Infrared imaging can quickly identify the source of a leak, which can save time and money on repairs.
• It is safe. Infrared imaging does not require any special tools or equipment, and it can be used on any type of roof.

If you are experiencing a leak on your commercial roof, consider using infrared imaging to find the source of the leak. It is a safe, efficient, and accurate way to identify leaks and make repairs.

We’re an experienced commercial roofing company in Lansing, MI area. We provide industry-leading infrared roof inspections across Central Michigan.

WHY USE THERMAL IMAGING For Commercial Roof Leaks?

Roof leaks in a commercial roofing system can be difficult to find.  Flat roofs are especially notorious for multiple leaks and being challenging to pinpoint.  Even the most knowledgeable commercial roofing company may have trouble finding the exact cause or location of a flat roof leak.

By using an infrared camera and the state of the art thermography technology, our experienced commercial roofers are able to find the source of the leak or moisture that may be trapped within the roofing system.  A thermal imaging infrared camera roof inspection can also detect potential weak areas which may lead to future roof leaks on a commercial roof.   An infrared camera allows us to see the commercial roof through a unique filter that puts a spotlight on potential leaks and weak portions of the roofing system.