Infrared inspection you can act on.
Built for critical infrastructure.
Certified aerial thermal surveys of roofs, solar arrays, facades, substations, power lines and buried lines, and infrared inspection of electrical, mechanical and building envelope assets on foot, for hospitals, plants, property portfolios and energy infrastructure across the Colorado Front Range.
The deliverable is a thermographic report — every exception located, compared, classified and ranked for repair. Not a folder of photographs. Repeat the inspection on a schedule and it becomes a program.
FAA Part 107
Certified Infrared Thermographer- OSHA 10
- Fully insured
Aerial first, one way of reporting
We look for anything that fails by running hotter or colder than it should. Most of it is captured from the air; what sits inside the facility is inspected by hand. Each page explains its lines in depth; each line is sold one-off or on a program.
Aerial
Large roofs, arrays, tall elevations, substation yards, line corridors and buried routes captured in one pass under the same conditions — no lift, no ladder, no street closure, no outage — with every exception located on a plan or to the structure and ranked for repair.
- Solar PV arrays
- Large flat & low-slope roofs
- Mid- & high-rise facades
- Substations from the air
- Overhead power lines
- Underground pipes & steam lines
Electrical
Find the loose connection, the overloaded phase and the failing component while the equipment is under normal load, in the electrical room and the substation yard, with every phase compared with the other two.
- Switchgear, panels & distribution
- Substations from the ground
Mechanical
Friction, misalignment, lubrication problems, blocked flow and leaks all show up as heat before they show up as downtime. Each is compared like with like under load and ranked for the maintenance plan.
- Motors, bearings, couplings & belts
- Steam traps, valves, boilers & exchangers
- HVAC & refrigeration
- Tank & silo levels
Building envelope
Missing insulation, air leaks and moisture behind finishes and cladding — traced room by room inside and around the walls from the ground, located and drawn on a plan so repairs are scoped to an area instead of a guess.
- Air leakage & insulation
- Walls, facades & EIFS from the ground
How it works
Four steps, with the timings we actually hold ourselves to. If a weather window or a load schedule pushes the inspection, you hear it from us before you have to ask.
- 01
Request a quote
Tell us about the equipment or building and what you need to know. Scoped quote back within one business day.
ONE BUSINESS DAY - 02
Inspection
By hand in the facility or from the air, scheduled around load, weather and irradiance. Most single sites are captured in a two- to four-hour window.
SCHEDULED IN 3–7 DAYS - 03
Analysis
Every exception is compared with its reference, classified by pattern, located and ranked by consequence, with its thermal and daylight images.
24–36 HOURS - 04
Certified report
A thermographic report your maintenance team, engineer or insurer can act on directly, with findings as structured data for your CMMS.
48 HOURS · 5 DAYS MULTI-SITE
Thermal inspection program
Inspect on a regular schedule
A single survey tells you what is wrong today. A program is the same inventory, inspected the same way on a fixed cadence, with findings tracked to work orders and each cycle compared with the last. It is also the simplest way to buy this: one agreement, one point of contact, inspections on the calendar before you need them.
Any of the four service lines, or all of them, on one agreement. Start with the assets whose failure hurts most and expand once it proves itself.
- One or two inspections a year on a fixed inventory, under the same conditions each time
- Every repair re-inspected before it is closed, documented with a new image
- Year-over-year comparison from the second cycle, so trends are visible
- Program rate on anything additional, and priority scheduling after storms and before shutdowns
Certified, certificated, insured
Everything below is held and current. Documentation is available before a purchase order, not after it.
- FAA Part 107Certificated Remote Pilot · Pilot Institute Class of 2026
- Certified Infrared ThermographerInfraspection Institute
- OSHA 10Construction safety trained
- Fully insuredGeneral liability · Certificate of Insurance available on request
Also offered
Marketing footage (licensed for your use) and construction progress documentation can be added to any aerial engagement, captured on the same mobilization rather than as a second visit.
Common questions
Is the inspection done on foot or from the air?
Both, depending on the asset. Electrical rooms, substation yards, mechanical plant, building interiors and low-rise walls are inspected on foot. Large roofs, tall facades, solar arrays, whole substation yards, overhead lines and buried steam routes are captured from the air under Part 107. The method follows the asset; the report is the same.
Get a quote
Tell us about the site and what you need to know. Every quote is scoped to the asset, and travel is priced into it up front.
Front Range daily. Statewide for the right project.
Quote scoped and returned within one business day.