Flir

Flir Thermal Cameras

Flir thermal cameras help restoration professionals spot hidden moisture fast — scanning walls, ceilings, floors, and building materials to reveal the temperature differences that evaporative cooling leaves behind, long before that moisture would ever show up visually. Rather than guessing where water has traveled behind a surface, a technician can survey a large area in minutes and pinpoint exactly where to focus verification, cutting down on the unnecessary demolition and callbacks that come from missing an affected area. Many of Flir's restoration-focused devices combine that thermal imaging with pin and pinless moisture sensing in a single handheld unit, so a technician can move from scanning to confirmed measurement without switching tools.

Teledyne FLIR

Flir has built thermal imaging and diagnostic technology for decades and now operates as part of Teledyne Technologies, a global leader in instrumentation and sensing equipment. That combination gives Flir's restoration line the backing of deep engineering resources alongside the field-tested reliability the brand has built a reputation on — cameras and moisture meters designed to hold up to daily jobsite use while delivering the accuracy restoration documentation and insurance reporting depend on.

Flir IR Cameras

Beyond the combination moisture-meter/imaging devices, Flir's dedicated infrared cameras give restoration crews a standalone thermal imaging option for broader inspection work — surveying larger structures, documenting the full scope of water damage, and generating the clear visual evidence adjusters and customers need to see. Paired with a moisture meter for verification, an IR camera turns a walk-through inspection into a documented, data-backed assessment rather than a visual guess.