juniorc82
Supportive Member
how many of you restorers use thermal imaging regularly ? looks like some really cool stuff and thermography has a ton of other uses
thermal imaging
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ACE
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Thermal Imaging is kind of like a truckmount. You don’t really need it to get the job done but it works so much better.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
It is in our water tool case and I am buying another one so we have 2 complete cases for each van now. Wouldn't be without one. My next one is going to have the picture in a picture set up. I use Flir cameras. It is a lot faster to help find the water.
MicahR
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The restorers that I work with use them all the time. Usually on every job. It does set you apart from the companies that don't have one.
Given the choice between Flir and Fluke I'd take the Fluke.
This model: http://us.fluke.com/fluke/usen/Thermal-Imaging/Fluke-TiR1.htm?PID=56192
Given the choice between Flir and Fluke I'd take the Fluke.
This model: http://us.fluke.com/fluke/usen/Thermal-Imaging/Fluke-TiR1.htm?PID=56192
Nate The Great
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What's the charge for using it for moisture mapping?
Desk Jockey
Member
We use them all the time,nearly every job. They help tremendously especially on multifloor losses, roof leaks or anytime it's not obvious where the water came from.
It also helps sell the job, when you can visibly show them the wet affected areas that you cannot see with the naked eye.
We've had them for years, we have 3-of them, spent over $40,000.00 on them originally, of course now you can buy them for a third of that.
It also helps sell the job, when you can visibly show them the wet affected areas that you cannot see with the naked eye.
We've had them for years, we have 3-of them, spent over $40,000.00 on them originally, of course now you can buy them for a third of that.
