Inspector Infrared Camera
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Email us at info@wallheatingnandair.com
At Wall Heating & Air Conditioning, our commitment to advanced diagnostics and customer-first service goes hand in hand. Our mission is simple: “To achieve excellence and growth by providing superior customer service, innovation, quality, and commitment to a family of loyal Lawrenceville area air conditioning and heating clients.” With a legacy of trust built since 1990, our team continues to deliver industry-leading diagnostics.
- Family Owned and Operated
- 24/7 Emergency Services Available
- Unparalleled Customer Service
Infrared camera inspections allow us to “see the unseen” inside your HVAC system, walls, ducts, and insulation—identifying hidden issues like moisture buildup, air leaks, electrical hot spots, and system inefficiencies.
Want fast, non-invasive answers about your HVAC system? Contact us today to schedule an infrared inspection!
THE INSPECTOR INFRARED VIDEO INSPECTION CAMERA
At Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, we have invested in the best inspection equipment available: The Inspector infrared video inspection camera. The Inspector camera is a true infrared camera system. Infrared photography shows corrosion within a furnace heat exchanger very dramatically, while color cameras completely miss the corrosion. The Inspector is not a black and white camera. The Inspector is a true high resolution infrared camera, and infrared can only be viewed on black and white monitor (or a two-tone monitor of a single color).
What Can Our Trained Technicians Detect?
Furnace Inspection: Allows us to clearly see the holes, cracks, rust, or corrosion damage inside any furnace.
Air Conditioning Inspection: It allows us to check evaporator coils or inaccessible blowers, condensate pans (without having to open up sheet metal plenums).
Safety Inspections & Ethics: With today’s liability situation, HVAC companies need to do a thorough and complete safety inspection of a homeowner’s furnace and heat exchanger. Only about 20% of the surface of a heat exchanger can actually be viewed with a flashlight and a mirror, but with The Inspector, our technicians can complete a thorough examination of your home’s systems.
