Certified Thermal Analysis

Professional thermography by certified Level 1/2 specialists for moisture detection and electrical analysis. Certified Thermal Analysis technology represents a significant advancement in professional disaster restoration, enabling faster detection, more thorough treatment, and better outcomes for property owners across Australia.

Our contractor network deploys certified thermal analysis technology on applicable jobs, using it to identify hidden damage, optimise restoration processes, and verify that treatment meets Australian Standards before sign-off. This technology is part of our standard service — there are no additional charges for equipment deployment.

The result is faster restoration times, more thorough treatment, and greater confidence that all damage has been identified and properly addressed — reducing the risk of recurring problems and secondary damage after restoration is complete.

Certified Thermal Analysis technology works by leveraging advanced sensing, processing, or treatment capabilities that exceed what is possible through visual inspection or manual methods alone:

• Detection — Identifies damage, moisture, contamination, or structural issues that are invisible to the naked eye, often within walls, ceilings, and floor cavities.
• Measurement — Provides precise, quantifiable data that allows technicians to make evidence-based decisions about treatment methods and duration.
• Treatment optimisation — Enables targeted application of restoration resources, directing effort where it is most needed and avoiding unnecessary work in unaffected areas.
• Verification — Provides objective proof that restoration targets have been met, supporting insurance documentation and quality assurance sign-off.

Our technicians are trained and certified in the operation of certified thermal analysisequipment, ensuring accurate deployment and reliable results on every job.

Incorporating certified thermal analysis technology into the restoration process delivers measurable benefits for property owners:

• Faster restoration — Precise identification of affected areas means restoration efforts are targeted and efficient, reducing overall project duration.
• More thorough results — Hidden damage is identified and treated, reducing the risk of recurring problems, mould growth, or structural degradation months after restoration.
• Better insurance outcomes — Comprehensive documentation with equipment readings strengthens insurance claims and provides clear evidence of the restoration scope.
• Cost efficiency — Targeted treatment avoids unnecessary demolition or replacement of unaffected materials, reducing total project cost.
• Peace of mind — Objective verification data provides confidence that restoration is genuinely complete, not just visually acceptable.

Our contractors deploy certified thermal analysis technology across a range of disaster recovery scenarios in Australia:

• Water damage restoration — Mapping moisture migration through walls, floors, and ceilings to ensure complete drying and prevent hidden mould growth.
• Fire and smoke assessment — Identifying the extent of heat damage, smoke penetration, and structural compromise beyond what is visible on the surface.
• Mould investigation — Locating hidden moisture sources feeding mould colonies, even behind walls, under floors, and within HVAC systems.
• Post-restoration verification — Confirming that all areas meet drying targets, air quality standards, and restoration benchmarks before sign-off.

In each application, certified thermal analysis technology improves the accuracy, speed, and quality of the restoration outcome.

Is certified thermal analysis technology standard on every job?

Our technicians assess each situation and deploy the appropriate technology for the best outcome. Certified Thermal Analysis equipment is used whenever it can improve detection, treatment, or verification quality — which includes the majority of professional restoration jobs.

Does certified thermal analysis technology cost extra?

No. Equipment deployment is included in the overall restoration scope. For insured events, it is covered as part of the approved claim. There are no separate equipment hire charges.

How do I know the results are reliable?

All equipment is professionally calibrated and operated by certified technicians. Results are documented and included in your restoration report, providing verifiable evidence for insurance and quality assurance purposes.