Radon is a radioactive gas detected in some homes. It originates from the decay of uranium present in soil, rock, and water, eventually entering the air we inhale. It often rises from the ground and enters homes through fissures. It’s essential to test your home for radon and address any concerns promptly.

Infrared thermal testing, also known as infrared thermography, uses special cameras to spot temperature changes. These cameras take pictures that show where it’s hot or cold, helping find issues like defects, energy leaks, or equipment problems. This method is popular for checking buildings, electrical setups, and routine maintenance in many fields.

A sewer scope inspection involves using a specialized camera to inspect a sewer or drain line’s interior visually. This procedure helps identify blockages, damage, or other issues within the pipes. Typically conducted before buying a property or when drainage issues are suspected, it provides valuable insight into the condition of underground pipes, potentially saving property owners from costly future repairs.