SKYX TECHNOLOGY · HONG KONG
Aerial thermal investigations
Thermal imagery helps highlight temperature differences that may not be obvious in photographs. Combined with visible images and site information, it can guide further checks.
Plan the next step around your needs.
Timing, weather, materials and how the site is used all affect thermal imagery. Capture arrangements are assessed first, with supporting checks and specialist interpretation considered as needed.
How this can support your project
Suspected water-ingress areas
Assess whether thermal imagery may help focus further checks.
Roof temperature observations
Consider materials and weather when reviewing temperature differences that merit follow-up.
What your package can include
- Paired thermal and visible photographs
- Capture location, timing and relevant condition records
- Temperature-anomaly observations and follow-up check recommendations
A clear process, from enquiry to arrangements.
- 01
Understand your needs
Share the purpose, site, timing and issue to address.
- 02
Discuss the approach
Agree the equipment, capture approach and information needed.
- 03
Confirm the quotation
Set out scope, costs and arrangements.
- 04
Complete and follow up
Provide the agreed information or equipment with handover records.
Common questions
Does a colour difference mean there is a leak?
Not necessarily. Sunlight, materials, equipment heat and other factors can cause temperature differences. Interpretation needs site context and, where appropriate, further tests.
Can thermal capture take place at any time?
Suitable timing depends on the investigation and site conditions. Information on the problem location, when it occurs and the materials involved helps planning.
Equipment, personnel, site and weather arrangements are confirmed for the task, with applicable permissions and cover checked before the service is confirmed.
Tell us what you need. Let us explore the options.
A location, timing or initial idea is enough to begin.