See What Your Building Is Losing
Heat loss, moisture intrusion, and thermal bridging are invisible to the naked eye — but visible to ours. We combine drone-based infrared inspection, envelope simulation, and energy monitoring to give you a complete picture of how your building performs.
What We Do
Three integrated services that cover your building envelope from inspection through to verified improvement.
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Infrared Inspections
Drone-based thermography surveys reveal heat loss, air leakage, moisture intrusion, and thermal bridging across the full building facade — anomalies that no visual inspection can find.
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Thermal Simulations
Computational models of envelope assemblies quantify thermal bridging, condensation risk, and effective R-values — for design review, code compliance, or retrofit planning.
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Energy Monitoring
Custom sensor networks and data acquisition systems that continuously measure what your building actually consumes — enabling measurement and verification of every efficiency improvement.
63.6%
of the average Canadian home’s energy goes to space heating.
The building envelope is where most of that energy is either kept in or let out. Heat loss through poorly insulated walls, thermal bridges at window frames and slab edges, and air leakage through envelope gaps all add up — silently driving up heating costs and straining mechanical systems. We make that invisible waste visible.
The Integrated Approach
Our three services are designed to work together — each one making the next more valuable.
Step 01
Find
Infrared inspection from the ground or via drone identifies exactly where the building envelope is failing — heat loss hotspots, moisture pockets, and air infiltration paths mapped across the entire facade.
Step 02
Quantify
Thermal simulation models the mechanism behind what the camera found — quantifying heat flow, effective R-values, and condensation risk through the assembly so you understand the magnitude of the problem and your retrofit options.
Step 03
Verify
Energy monitoring measures actual consumption before and after the retrofit — producing the auditable baseline and post-improvement data needed to confirm savings, support incentive applications, and guide ongoing operations.
Certified. Equipped. Alberta-Based.
Our thermographers hold certifications under ANSI/ASNT CP-105 and CP-189 — the professional standard for infrared thermography in building diagnostics. Every thermal survey is conducted and interpreted by certified practitioners, not just camera operators.
We use the DJI M30T — a professional drone with a radiometric thermal camera — to safely and efficiently survey rooftops, high facades, and large industrial facilities that ground-level inspection cannot reach.
Ready to See What Your Building Is Doing?
Whether you need a single inspection or a full envelope assessment, we’ll scope the right service for your project. Get in touch to discuss.