Some home concerns are obvious. Others leave behind clues that may be difficult to recognize with the naked eye. That is where thermal imaging during a home inspection can be useful. Infrared cameras allow inspectors to identify differences in surface temperatures across walls, ceilings, floors, HVAC components, and other areas of a property. These temperature patterns may help point an inspector toward conditions that deserve a closer look. But thermal imaging is not an X-ray machine, and it...






