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Heat Loss Surveys That Show Where Energy and Money Are Being Wasted

Environ Industries conducts practical heat loss surveys to help businesses identify where poor, damaged, missing, or underperforming insulation is costing money. We inspect real site conditions and deliver clear recommendations that support better efficiency, safer assets, and smarter maintenance decisions.

Find the Heat Loss Before It Keeps Costing You

A heat loss survey uses thermal imaging to inspect your site and identify exactly where insulation is missing, damaged, or underperforming. We document surface temperatures across pipework, valves, vessels, heat exchangers, and mechanical services — giving you a clear picture of where energy is being wasted and what it would take to fix it.

Each finding is documented with a side-by-side photograph and thermal image, showing the actual surface temperatures involved. This makes it straightforward to prioritise improvements, estimate payback, and make the case for insulation upgrades internally.

Side-by-side photo and thermal imaging showing uninsulated pipe run at 166°C

Practical Site Assessment, Clear Recommendations

Every finding includes a standard photograph and a thermal image with measured surface temperatures. These examples show real survey findings — each one a direct opportunity to reduce heat loss and cut operating costs.

Exposed valve — 168°C

Exposed valve — 168°C

Uninsulated hot water valve radiating at 168°C. Removable insulation jackets would eliminate this heat loss entirely.

Pipe run — 166°C

Pipe run — 166°C

Completely uninsulated pipe run confirmed at 166°C — the highest reading on this survey. An immediate priority.

Pump assembly — 143°C

Pump assembly — 143°C

Uninsulated pump at 143°C. Continuous energy loss plus a safety hazard for maintenance staff.

Heat exchanger — 134°C

Heat exchanger — 134°C

Uninsulated plate heat exchanger running at 134°C — significant heat loss on a component that should be insulated.

Turn Insulation Problems Into Measurable Opportunities

The value of a heat loss survey comes from knowing exactly where the problems are, how severe they are, and what addressing them would deliver. Environ gives you that information clearly — not a generic report, but a site-specific findings list you can act on.

Identifies missing, damaged, and underperforming insulation

Locates exposed hot surfaces and heat loss points across the site

Helps prioritise insulation improvements by severity and cost impact

Supports energy efficiency improvements with actual site data

Useful for maintenance planning and capital expenditure budgeting

Improves site safety by identifying exposed hot surface hazards

Provides a clear basis for insulation upgrade scoping and costing

Better Data for Maintenance, Safety and Cost Control

A heat loss survey is useful any time you need to understand the insulation condition of a site — whether that is pre-shutdown planning, budget prioritisation, post-installation verification, or simply finding out where energy spend can be reduced.

  • Industrial process plant and equipment
  • Pipework, valves, and mechanical services
  • Plant rooms and mechanical spaces
  • Steam and hot water distribution systems
  • Boilers, vessels, and tanks
  • Pre-maintenance and pre-shutdown planning
  • Post-insulation verification and performance checking

Thermal Imaging

Calibrated thermal camera used to measure and document actual surface temperatures across the site.

Side-by-Side Documentation

Each finding paired with a standard photo and thermal image for clear, unambiguous reporting.

Actionable Findings List

Survey output focused on practical next steps — not just data, but clear upgrade recommendations.

Prioritised by Severity

Findings ordered by temperature, risk, and opportunity — so you can address the highest-impact issues first.

Want to Know Where Your Site Is Losing Heat and Money?

Book a heat loss survey with Environ Industries. We identify where insulation is missing or failing, document the surface temperatures, and give you clear recommendations for reducing waste on your site.