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Request a Thermal Imaging Survey

Do you want to keep your house warmer this winter and save money on your fuel bills?

Book yourself a thermal-imaging survey from one of our volunteers, to help identify where heat (and your money!) is escaping from your home.

You will get pictures like these to help you pinpoint exactly where to make improvements (the white areas show where the heat is leaking out).

 

We don’t charge for our surveys, but if you would like to make a donation (suggested amount £15) to
help cover our costs, this would be hugely appreciated.

 

If this activity interests you, why not become one of our volunteer surveyors?  The Project provides free training plus reimbursement of any reasonable travel expenses incurred whilst carrying out thermal-imaging surveys in your area.

To request your survey, please complete and submit the form below.

The Schools Energy Project will only process the contact details that you send via this webpage for the purpose of responding to you regarding your current enquiry.

The Schools Energy Project will not use your contact details for any other purpose or pass them to anyone else outside the Project, unless you request the Project to do so or you agree the Project can do so in your subsequent communications.

    Your Name (required)

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    Your address

    Would you like to be a volunteer surveyor?

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    Please tell us how you heard about our Thermal Imaging Surveys

    This project is run by New Forest Transition and sponsored by the Beaulieu Beaufort Foundation.

    The project is endorsed by Hampshire County Council and Southampton City Council and has links with Wiltshire County Council and Dorset County Council. It is also supported by Transition Southampton and Transition Town Romsey.

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