
Thermographic Building Surveys
Surveyor-led thermal-imaging building surveys with professional interpretation and a written report.
Rosecrest Group Ltd provides non-invasive thermographic surveys using infrared imaging to identify surface-temperature patterns that may be associated with heat loss, defective or missing insulation, thermal bridging, air leakage, condensation, moisture and water ingress.
Our survey combines thermal images with corresponding conventional photographs, professional interpretation and practical recommendations. Where appropriate, findings may also be considered alongside visual observations and moisture readings.

Each survey price includes the inspection and a written report containing relevant thermal images, corresponding photographs, an explanation of identified anomalies, and recommendations for any necessary further investigation.
A non-invasive thermographic survey of the instructed areas, carried out under suitable environmental conditions.
Relevant thermal images paired with corresponding conventional photographs for clear comparison.
Surveyor-led explanation of identified surface-temperature anomalies in context.
A written report with recommendations for any necessary further investigation.
A professional, surveyor-led and evidence-based service — focused on interpretation and practical recommendations, not a basic camera scan.
All prices include VAT. Each survey includes the inspection and a written report.
| Service | Price (incl. VAT) |
|---|---|
| Add-on to an RICS Level 2 or Level 3 survey | £175 incl. VAT |
| Apartment or small flat heat-loss survey | £325 incl. VAT |
| House with up to three bedrooms | £395 incl. VAT |
| Four- or five-bedroom house | £475 incl. VAT |
| Targeted damp, moisture or leak investigation | From £425 incl. VAT |
| Roof or water-ingress thermographic investigation | From £475 incl. VAT |
| Larger or more complex residential property | From £575 incl. VAT |
| Commercial thermographic survey | Bespoke quotation |
| Additional attendance where the original environmental conditions were unsuitable | £150 incl. VAT |
Thermal imaging records surface-temperature patterns and does not see through walls, ceilings, floors or other building elements. A thermal anomaly does not, by itself, conclusively establish the presence, cause or extent of a concealed defect. Findings are interpreted in the context of the building's construction, environmental conditions, visual observations and any supporting test results. Further intrusive or specialist investigation may be recommended where the cause remains uncertain.
Clear answers about our thermographic and thermal-imaging building surveys.