Owens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC

Matthew Nichols

Clarke Berdan, Ii

Thomas J McNamee, Iii

Michael Dolinar

Clarke Berdan

Thomas J Mcnamee

In an exemplary method for evaluating building insulation, first thermal data for a first building location is received at a computing device from a thermal scanning device, the first thermal data including a first leak temperature reading of a first leak path feature at the first building location. Estimated inside and outside temperatures are stored in the computing device, and an environmental temperature deviation between the estimated inside temperature and the estimated outside temperature is determined. A first leak temperature deviation between the first leak temperature reading and the estimated inside temperature is determined. A first temperature deviation ratio of the first leak temperature deviation to the environmental temperature deviation is compared with a predetermined first maximum acceptable inefficiency ratio. A first user notification is provided, identifying the first leak path feature and indicating whether the first temperature deviation ratio is greater than the first maximum acceptable inefficiency ratio.

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Matthew Nichols