Infrared Leak Detection Services & Leak Detector Camera Equipment for Building Leaks

Sept. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- Infrared Leak Detection Services & Leak Detector Camera Equipment for Building Leaks help aid property managers with leak detectors to find moisture Scans & roof leaks in commercial buildings factories apartments: solve leaks and moisture issues.

Thermal imaging of buildings by Infrared Camera Water Leak Detection Services is now available in some 40 U.S. cities.

Infrared thermal imaging can greatly benefit property owners, managers, roof consultants and building inspectors in diagnosing possible causes of moisture issues with walls, windows or roofs. Even electrical problems can often be spotted by the careful use of infrared by a certified and trained thermal imaging technician.

Infrared Camera Water Leak Detection Services is closely allied to United Infrared Services, relying upon it for the training of any thermographers it calls upon to help solve building issues, such as locating the trouble spots in leaking roofs, determining why a building or home is uncomfortably cold or hot (often due to poor insulation), and even to spotting the cause of slab leaks and moisture within basements.

The highly-skilled and Certified thermographers are available primarily through United Infrared Services. Its website is http://www.UnitedInfrared.com

Thermographers representing that company keep up to date with new developments in the industry, and many attend events such as the Thermal Imaging Conference, benefitting from the continuing education available there. http://www.ThermalImagingConference.com

Many of the thermal imaging technicians from this organization rely upon extremely high resolution infrared imagers, such as those manufactured by FLIR infrared cameras.

The Leak Detection company can be reached toll free at: 855-677-7363; Call it direct or click it, athttp://www.InfraredCameraWaterLeakDetectionServices.com . Its thermographers boast membership in the largest organization in the world of certified and properly-trained thermographers, having studied at prestigious courses such as RoofScanIR and MoistureFindIR.

YouTube features a number of its videos, such as this short animated video, on “The Infrared Chanel":  http://youtu.be/-uSfJOQbo_4