Thermal Inspections

Electrical problems often announce themselves through heat. A loose connection, an overloaded circuit, a failing breaker, or deteriorating insulation will generate elevated temperatures long before they cause a visible failure or fire.

Thermal imaging lets us see these hot spots without touching anything. We scan panels, switchgear, disconnects, and other electrical equipment with infrared cameras that display temperature variations. A connection running 40 degrees hotter than its neighbors is a problem waiting to happen.

For commercial and industrial facilities, thermal scans are a cost-effective form of predictive maintenance. Identifying and fixing a loose connection during scheduled maintenance costs a fraction of what it would cost to repair the damage from an electrical fire or deal with unplanned downtime.

Insurance companies increasingly recognize the value of thermal inspections. Many offer premium discounts for facilities that conduct regular scans. The documentation we provide can also support insurance claims if problems do occur.

We recommend annual thermal inspections for commercial buildings and industrial facilities. For residential properties, scans make sense during real estate transactions, after major electrical work, or if you're experiencing unexplained tripped breakers or flickering lights.

Our reports include images showing temperature differentials, identified concerns ranked by severity, and recommended corrective actions. It's a roadmap for maintaining your electrical system proactively.