What are the methods for exterior wall inspection?

Introducing the highly accurate "sounding method" and the cost-effective "infrared thermography method"!

Currently, there are mainly two mainstream methods for exterior wall inspection. The "sounding method," which uses a sounding rod to investigate all exterior walls, allows for direct confirmation of the wall condition, resulting in high accuracy. However, it takes time to set up scaffolding, and the costs are high. On the other hand, the "infrared thermography method" involves capturing images of the exterior walls with an infrared camera to detect issues that are "not visible to the naked eye" based on temperature differences in the wall surface. This method does not require scaffolding, making it more cost-effective. While it may be unsuitable depending on the building's location and height, the disadvantages of the infrared method can be mitigated using drones. 【Exterior Wall Inspection Methods】 ■ Sounding Method: A method that investigates all exterior walls using a sounding rod. ■ Infrared Thermography Method: A method that captures images of exterior walls with an infrared camera to detect issues that are "not visible to the naked eye" based on temperature differences. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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