by Pristine Home Inspections | Mar 7, 2017 | Infrared (IR)
Infrared camera technology – the same that we use at Pristine Inspections and Testing during every inspection– is now being used to help beekeepers to inspect their populations during the winter, reports the Fox affiliate in Salt Lake City. Previously, opening up a...
by Pristine Home Inspections | Oct 8, 2015 | Infrared (IR)
Before making your next call to the plumber, really give thought to trying Infrared Imaging instead. Sure, plumbers who don’t use infrared might be able to unclog your sink, but they won’t be able to tell you the same quality of information that Infrared Imaging can....
by Pristine Home Inspections | Jan 22, 2015 | Home Inspection Tips, Infrared (IR), Inspections, Pictures, Pristine Home Inspections, Uncategorized, Water Heaters
What is the difference between boiler radiant heating and electric radiant heat? While the main difference is the source of the heat, water vs. electric, there are many more subtle differences that can determine which kind of heating is best for the room or entire...
by Pristine Home Inspections | Nov 11, 2014 | Choosing the Right Home Inspector in Mt. Zion, Infrared (IR)
Normal home inspections and home inspectors do not use thermal imaging, which is sometimes referred to as “infrared.” This equipment can be expensive but provides an infinite amount of information to help the inspector analyze your house. An infrared camera is able...
by John Cheney | Dec 6, 2012 | Infrared (IR), Inspections, Uncategorized
Cracks in foundation aren’t very uncommon, and can sometimes be really small — but it could lead to really unwarranted problems. The foundation of your home is kind of like its backbone, holding and securing the building in place. But if it moves, like the earth...
by John Cheney | Nov 6, 2011 | Infrared (IR)
Infrared thermography, IR, allows you to see inside your PVC drain lines. IR cameras see light which has a longer wavelength and a lower frequency than visible light so you can see temperature differences not visible to the naked eye. By doing an infrared scan on...
