For builders

Know where to look before the wall comes off.

Before you quote or start demolition, we check the walls, ceilings and subfloor with thermal imaging and surface readings. The areas that stand out from the rest of the house are marked on a plan, so they go into the price, not into a variation halfway through the strip-out.

Roof space above a ceiling, with damp insulation spreading out from a drip point

How builders use it

Fewer surprises once the lining comes off.

Cutaway of a whole house with every check position marked

Before you quote

The whole house is checked and marked up, so you can see which rooms and walls need an allowance before the number goes to the client.

Thermal image of a wall and window showing warmer and cooler areas

Before demolition

Thermal imaging and surface readings show where to open up first and where to look closer. You decide what gets investigated further.

The same wall checked twice, before and after the work

After the work

Come back to the same points once the job is done, and hand the client a before-and-after record.

It does not see through walls or confirm what is inside them. It shows where conditions stand out from the rest of the house, so you know where further investigation is worth doing. It does not certify work or replace your own inspection, quality or warranty processes.

Start with a walkthrough, not a booking commitment.

15 minutes on a job you are about to quote or strip out. We will tell you what checking it first would add, and where it would not.