InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspectors · Clermont, FL

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Thermal imaging · Clermont & Central Florida

Infrared Home Inspections in Clermont, FL

Advanced thermal imaging helps us detect hidden issues that a visual-only inspection can miss — moisture clues, insulation gaps and electrical hot spots — interpreted by InterNACHI-trained inspectors, not by a color scale alone.

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Thermal imaging camera display showing temperature patterns on a building surface
Infrared shows heat patterns; we interpret them with moisture meters and building science.

What we do

Non-invasive thermal imaging with real interpretation

Our infrared inspections use thermal imaging to visualize temperature variations across the building envelope. That can reveal energy loss, moisture-related anomalies and electrical concerns that are not obvious to the naked eye.

Clients often ask about ceiling stains. Thermal imaging can suggest where water is (or was); a quality moisture meter and attic or plumbing follow-up turn those clues into findings you can act on.

The camera is not magic. It provides clues that, combined with other data and experience, help pinpoint defects.

Certified thermography

InterNACHI® Infrared Certified® approach

We are trained to read building-envelope heat patterns for energy loss, moisture, electrical problems and related issues. Reports explain what the images suggest — and what they do not prove on their own.

Inspections are performed by our InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors. Kirk Curtis, a Certified Professional Inspector, leads most residential inspections; owner Grant Doutt — a Certified Master Inspector® through InterNACHI and a CCPIA commercial inspector — reviews every report before it is delivered.

Kirk Curtis using a handheld thermal imaging camera during a home inspection
Kirk Curtis using thermal imaging in the field.

What we look for

Common infrared use cases

01

Moisture clues

Stains, roof leaks, HVAC condensate and plumbing — confirmed with meters when possible.

02

Electrical hot spots

Unusual heat at panels or devices can flag loose connections worth a licensed electrician’s follow-up.

03

Insulation gaps

Missing or compressed insulation shows up as temperature patterns in the envelope.

Infrared

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you book.

What can infrared find?
Temperature patterns that can indicate moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, HVAC duct issues and electrical hot spots. The camera shows heat patterns — interpretation still requires building-science judgment and often a moisture meter.
Is infrared a magic mold detector?
No. Thermal imaging can suggest where moisture may be present; it does not by itself confirm mold. We investigate clues in attics, at roof leaks, around HVAC condensation and at plumbing — and recommend sampling when appropriate.
Do I need a separate infrared appointment?
Often infrared is used during a full home inspection when conditions warrant. Standalone infrared surveys are available — get a quote for your goals.
Are you infrared certified?
Yes. Our team includes InterNACHI Infrared Certified® thermography training, paired with moisture meters and inspection experience.
Who performs the inspection?
Inspections are performed by our InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors. Kirk Curtis, a Certified Professional Inspector, leads most residential inspections; owner Grant Doutt — a Certified Master Inspector® through InterNACHI and a CCPIA commercial inspector — reviews every report before it is delivered.

What homebuyers say

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Ready to book your infrared?

Schedule online, or call or text (352) 272-1322. Mon–Sat 8:00 am–6:00 pm, closed Sunday.

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