Find the fault before it finds you.
Non-contact infrared surveys that locate failing connections, overloaded circuits, worn bearings and wet roof insulation — while your equipment stays energized and your plant keeps running.
In-depth surveys
What we scan
One building or a portfolio. A pre-purchase condition survey, or an annual program that builds a thermal history of the site.
Electrical
- Loose and corroded connections
- Faulty breakers and fuses
- Damaged switches and disconnects
- Phase imbalance and overloaded circuits
Mechanical
- Motors running hot
- Bearing and coupling wear
- Misalignment and over-greasing
- Steam traps, boilers and process lines
Building envelope
- Leaking or saturated roof insulation
- Moisture intrusion behind cladding
- Missing exterior wall insulation
- Air infiltration and heat loss
Manufacturing, warehousing, commercial.
Above and beyond
The camera is the easy part.
Anyone can hand you a thermal image with a hot spot on it. The value is in knowing whether that hot spot is a bearing about to seize or a motor doing exactly what it should under load — and in documenting it so your electrician, your roofer or your insurer can act on it without a second visit.
We survey under real operating conditions, record the load at the time of the scan, and give every finding a severity so you can decide what gets fixed this week and what waits for the next outage.
- No shutdown required
- Certified thermographers
- Reports that survive review
Drone surveys
Low-slope commercial roofs run to hundreds of thousands of square feet. Aerial thermal imaging covers the whole membrane in one pass and shows saturation patterns that are invisible from a ladder or a walk-over.
Predictive maintenance
A single survey finds today’s problems. An annual survey builds a baseline, so next year’s scan shows you what is changing — which is what turns inspection into prediction.
Documentation
Thermal image paired with a visual, location, component, measured delta-T, load at time of scan, and a recommended action. Written to stand up to an insurer or a corporate maintenance review.
Where we work
Utah-based. We travel for commercial work.
Most of our facility work is along the Wasatch Front, but industrial and portfolio jobs take us across the Mountain West and nationally. If the site justifies the trip, we will quote it.