Seeing What Others Miss.

Peak Home Inspection is redefining the standard in Utah. While others charge extra, we include FREE FLIR Thermal Scans on every inspection to find hidden defects before they become your financial burden.

Technical Standards: We utilize professional-grade FLIR systems with high thermal sensitivity to identify ΔT (temperature differences) as small as 0.1°C. This level of precision is vital for the high-desert climate of the Wasatch Front.

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Home energy efficiency thermal audit
HVAC ductwork thermal air leak scan

Why You Need Infrared Technology

Think of it as an "MRI" for your potential home.

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Hidden Moisture

Identify plumbing leaks and roof leaks behind walls before mold begins to develop. Standard visual checks miss 90% of these issues.

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Electrical Hazards

Find "hot spots" in circuit breakers and wiring that indicate potential fire hazards and overloaded circuits.

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Energy Efficiency

Detect missing or displaced insulation and air leaks in HVAC ductwork that lead to high utility bills in Utah's climate.

Don't Settle for a 20th Century Inspection.

Get the full picture with Northern Utah's leading thermal inspection experts.

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Seeing the Unseen.

Most inspectors only report on what they can see with a flashlight. At Peak, we look through the surface.

In the examples below, a standard visual inspection would have marked these areas as "Acceptable." Our FLIR Infrared technology revealed active leaks and fire hazards that saved our clients thousands in immediate repairs.

Why it matters in Utah:

With our extreme temperature swings from Ogden winters to SLC summers, insulation gaps and hidden pipe expansion leaks are common. Don't rely on luck—rely on physics.

Standard Visual View
Normal photo of a clean ceiling

The ceiling looks dry and freshly painted. An ordinary inspector passes it.

Peak Thermal View
Thermal view of the same ceiling showing a massive leak

Thermal reveals an active plumbing leak that has saturated the drywall.

Infrared Technology: Myths & Realities

No, thermal cameras do not have "X-ray vision." Instead, they detect minute temperature differences on the surface of a material. Because moisture, missing insulation, and electrical heat have different thermal signatures than dry drywall or wood, these anomalies appear on the camera, allowing us to "see" the problem hidden behind the surface.

A thermal camera does not "see" mold; it identifies moisture, which is the primary cause of mold growth. If we find a "cold spot" that indicates dampness, we use a moisture meter to confirm the finding. This allows us to find potential mold environments before they become visible to the naked eye.

Utah's extreme temperature variations (cold winters and hot summers) put massive stress on a home's thermal envelope. Our scans identify "thermal bridging" and insulation gaps that cause high utility bills and ice damming on roofs—problems a standard inspector would never find in the summer.

Not at all. The camera only detects heat emitted from objects. It cannot see through clothing or provide any "interior" imaging of people or personal items. It is strictly a tool for diagnosing the structural and mechanical health of the building.

Get the "High-Tech" Advantage at No Extra Cost.

Schedule your Peak Home Inspection today and get a full infrared scan included for free.

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