Family house 3D heat map (example)
Simulated thermal texture on a 3D house model shows typical defects: lintel thermal bridge, roller-shutter box, slab edge, roof eaves. It shows what a 3D heat map looks like.
Case studies
Case studies: three illustrative examples
We are a new business and we will not invent references. So the three cases below are examples on purpose: they are built from open-licensed images, a CC0 3D model and simulated data. The numbers come from our public worked calculation examples.
Example Example – illustration built from open-licensed images and simulated data, not a real client.
01 / Why examples?
Honestly: these are not client cases yet
A starting service has no list of references yet – and there is no need to pretend otherwise. The three examples show what you get from a real survey: what a 3D heat map looks like, how we read a finding, and how it becomes a monetary figure, a recommendation and a priority.
Every example carries the “Example – illustration” label, the source and licence of each image, and numbers come with ranges and assumptions. Simulated thermal images show invented temperatures; the real open-licensed images come from other sites and are always marked.
Real cases will appear here once the client has consented in writing and the data has been anonymised. The 2026/27 heating-season pilot offer (limited to the first 10 facilities) exists partly so that such cases can come about. Pricing and pilot offer
02 / The three examples
Three cases, three questions
All illustrations. Click a card for details: interactive 3D view, real thermograms, figures in forints.
Hall interior heat map – overheating cable connection (example)
A loose terminal dissipates a few watts, yet it reads 78 °C. An early warning: the fix is small, the consequence large – but this is not the mandatory electrical inspection.
- Extra loss
- 12.8 W Estimate
- Fix (terminal re-torque)
- 45,000 HUF Estimate
Buried pipe – large heat leak (example)
A wetted pre-insulated pipe under paving is invisible from the surface – on a thermal image it is a warm band about 25 m long. W/m, kWh, forints and payback.
- Loss on the wet section
- 5.0 kW Estimate
- Cost / season
- ≈ 2,100,000 HUF Estimate
03 / What a real client receives
What a real deliverable contains
The examples follow the real structure, with sample data. After a real survey – with a 10-working-day delivery – you receive this.
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PDF report
Executive summary, findings with a photo pair (thermal + visual), likely cause, estimated loss in W, kWh and forints with a range.
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Interactive 3D heat map
A browser link: a rotatable model, findings in place, temperature read-outs.
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Action list
XLSX/PDF: recommended fix with an indicative cost band, A/B/C priority, payback.
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Raw files
The original thermal images and photos so your own specialists can use them.
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Walkthrough meeting
We go through the findings, answer questions and set the order together.
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10 working days
The delivery time is 10 working days. If the survey conditions are not suitable we reschedule free of charge.
Sample report · Worked examples · How we measure · Image sources and licences
What would your facility show?
Briefly describe what you want surveyed – we reply by the next working day at the latest. An engineering thermal-imaging survey is not an accredited or certified inspection.