At AZ Thermal, infrared or thermal imaging is about conserving your resources. A Residential Energy Analysis can show how to reduce energy waste, help keep your home cooler for less money, and integrate solar solutions. Infrared thermal imaging can also quickly detect costly electrical and mechanical problems and reveal even more costly preventable failures. From plastic extrusion to computer circuit boards, infrared thermal imaging provides clear pictures of invisible problems. Our parent, ScanTech Inspections provides complete homes inspection.

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"Four rooms in our home had major A/C problems, which persisted after 18 months of hassles with the builder, numerous inspections, and 12 visits by the A/C contractor. After all this we called Jeremy at AZ Thermal, who discovered pinched off A/C ducts and improperly installed insulation throughout the entire attic. With his documentation, the contractors tore into the ceiling and reinstalled the ducts and insulation, at no cost to us. At last our A/C works like it should, and our energy costs less. Jeremy at AZ Thermal is a magician. "
- R. P.- A very happy Verrado homeowner.

"My company purchases foreclosures to resell. We can not afford anything but the best possible inspection, and the thought of not having an infrared thermal inspection is unthinkable. One house had a high vaulted ceiling that was missing insulation. Since there was no attic above, it could not be seen in a normal inspection. Jeremy Hoenack, at AZ Thermal saved us thousands by carefully documenting the exact locations for the builder, who repaired the ceiling for free."
- Ron Nawrocki – B. I. Solutions

"Years from now, when you sell, it could cost thousands of dollars for unseen defects which your builder will repair today for free. Until then, why spend extra thousands in electric bills, air conditioning your attic, and ignoring preventable failures?"
- Jeremy Hoenack, Certified Home Inspector & Infrared Thermographer

"You should have a thermographic scan done before purchasing a house; even new houses can have defects in their thermal envelopes. You may wish to include a clause in the contract requiring a thermographic scan of the house."
- U.S. Dept. of Energy