What is thermal imaging in a home inspection?
Thermal imaging uses an infrared camera to reveal hidden moisture, missing insulation, and overheating electrical components that are invisible to the naked eye. It is especially valuable on EIFS and lake-adjacent homes, and we apply it on every applicable system.
Thermal imaging uses an infrared camera to reveal hidden moisture, missing insulation, and overheating electrical components that are invisible to the naked eye. It is especially valuable on EIFS and lake-adjacent homes, and we apply it on every applicable system.
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Why this matters in Minnetonka
This is one of the questions buyers ask us most across Minnetonka and the Lake Minnetonka west metro. The short answer is above; the detail below is calibrated to the homes that actually sell here — lake-adjacent walkouts, 1960s–80s split-levels, and 1995–2008 synthetic-stucco builds.
How a Minnetonka inspection answers it
On every inspection we apply instrument-grade tools — thermal imaging, moisture meters, EIFS probes, and a sewer-scope camera — and deliver a photo-mapped report within 24 hours. If your situation needs a specialist, we tell you plainly. Explore our home inspection, defect library, and learning center.
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