Infrared Thermal Imaging Inspections
Certified Thermal Scans for Fire Prevention and Compliance
We use FLIR infrared cameras to detect overheating equipment, loose connections, and electrical faults—issues that often go unnoticed until it’s too late. Our certified thermographers deliver clear inspection reports that help you meet NFPA 70B standards, reduce risk, and avoid unplanned shutdowns.
Thermal Imaging Services
What We Inspect
We scan electrical and mechanical systems for heat buildup that could signal loose connections, overloaded circuits, or failing equipment. These inspections help catch problems early—before they lead to outages, damage, or safety risks.
Electrical panels, breakers, and disconnects
Motors, control panels, and switchgear
Commercial and industrial infrastructure
Fire alarm wiring and emergency lighting
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Why Thermal Imaging Matters
Thermal inspections help prevent electrical fires, reduce system failures, and support insurance and safety compliance. We work with building owners, facility teams, and insurers to document risk and recommend corrective actions—before failures happen.
Get Ahead of Electrical Issues Before They Fail
Thermal imaging is essential for property owners, facility managers, and insurance compliance. We deliver clear reports that support fire prevention and maintenance plans.
Trusted By
Warehouses and industrial facilities
Food processing and cold storage buildings
Labs, cleanrooms, and production spaces
Property management teams and safety directors
Any facility requiring NFPA 70B inspections
Frequently Asked Questions
It detects heat from failing or overloaded electrical components before they cause damage or safety issues.
Yes. Our thermographers are FLIR certified and follow NFPA 70B guidelines.
Most commercial and industrial buildings benefit from annual thermal scans. Insurers often require them for compliance.
Yes. We provide a detailed report with annotated thermal images, notes, and recommendations.
Most facilities schedule thermal scans annually, or more frequently if required by insurance or internal safety programs.