TOPIC: Infrared Thermography, also known as IR or thermal scans

I didn't either.  I thought you jus had to get the camera and schooling.

The blower helps exaggerate any leaks the house has.  That way it makes it easier to find.

I was wondering if you guys would have time to do a live chat one day in the evening.
I really want to get rolling on the IR and thermal. I want to do it right.

I have heating companies/clients and even energy auditor compaines interested in my services.

I sent Nick an email pertaining to the cost of a camera.

I was wondering if you guys would have time to do a live chat one day in the evening.
I really want to get rolling on the IR and thermal. I want to do it right.

I have heating companies/clients and even energy auditor compaines interested in my services.

I sent Nick an email pertaining to the cost of a camera.

I can do conference calling from my phone, but I dont have capability of doing live chat on my computer, is that what you meant? and what do you have to do to a computer to do that?

Look at Craigslist for used cameras too.  You will most likely have to check other states and cities.  There was a guy at NACHI board that found three of them that way.

Oh and I also forgot to tell you earlier the guy I am using got his level 1 cert from The Snell Group.

You may also want to look into the subcontractor side like I did.  

I was wondering if you guys would have time to do a live chat one day in the evening.
I really want to get rolling on the IR and thermal. I want to do it right.

I have heating companies/clients and even energy auditor compaines interested in my services.

I sent Nick an email pertaining to the cost of a camera.

I can do conference calling from my phone, but I dont have capability of doing live chat on my computer, is that what you meant? and what do you have to do to a computer to do that?

Dom has a chat room to do live chats.  I cant seem to get it to work for me though.

I am interested in doing IR scans, but I am a little concerned about using the IR during a home inspection due to liability issues.  I have heard stories about the IR opening up the home inspector to lawsuits about not seeing something that they should have.

So I guess my question has to do with how others are using the IR (regular inspections or just energy audits) and how you are covering yourself in the liability area.