Thermal Image UK

Thermal Image UK Find out where heat is leaking from your home, school or commercial premises and wasting you money. Visit www.thermalimageuk.com for more information

Thermal imaging identifies heat loss by identifying hot spots on the outside (and cold spots on the inside) of a building. These can be caused by missing or badly fitted insulation, dampness, cold bridging and air leaks and draughts.

04/01/2026

Brand new houses that are not properly inspected before being sold, bring us up to 25% of our new business

04/01/2026

If you’re waking up in a cold new house, chances are it’s unsealed dry-lining. Worse on a windy day…

If you're waking up in a cold new house in Scotland this morning - give us a phone on 01357 520557, e-mail info@thermali...
30/11/2025

If you're waking up in a cold new house in Scotland this morning - give us a phone on 01357 520557, e-mail [email protected] or WhatsApp to 07736 180428.

Unsealed dry-lining is the #1 cause of heat loss in new homes in the UK.

All the energy generated by building Sizewell C nuclear power station - at a cost of £40 billion - will simply go towards replacing the excess energy lost from poorly built new homes, as governments in Edinburgh and London struggle to get to grips with this simple problem, which is entirely avoidable by carrying out checks during construction.

Internal wall surface temperatures are allowed to drop to 10C less than air temperature - sucking all the heat out your home.

There are many great developers building super energy efficient new homes, but there are no consistent checks to pick up the ones that fail to meet this standard.

Our thermal imaging scans can show whether your house suffers from this problem, and gives you the evidence to prove it.

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