by jes | Oct 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
A new home should be the low-maintenance chapter of homeownership. In practice, the first year in a new build is when the most questions come up, and it is also the year when the builder’s warranty is at its widest. Those two facts line up on purpose, and they...
by jes | Oct 14, 2026 | Imaging, Inspections
Photo by Solebox via Public Work by CosmosAn electrical panel can look perfectly normal and still be running warmer at one connection than at everything around it. The cover is on, the breakers sit flush, nothing smells hot, and nothing trips. A thermal imaging camera...
by jes | Oct 1, 2026 | Imaging, Inspections
Most electrical problems inside a home announce themselves quietly. A connection works loose behind a breaker, a circuit carries more load than it was designed for, and a component starts running warmer than everything around it. Nothing trips. Nothing sparks. Nothing...
by jes | Sep 29, 2026 | Imaging, Inspections
Electrical problems rarely announce themselves. A connection that has worked quietly for years can begin to heat up long before anything trips or fails, and the evidence often stays hidden behind a panel cover. Infrared electrical inspections exist to look for that...
by jes | Sep 24, 2026 | Assessment, Inspections
Commercial buildings tend to fail in quiet, expensive ways. A roof membrane that has been taking on water for three winters. An electrical panel nobody ever labeled. A Certificate of Occupancy that cannot be found when a lender asks for it. A commercial property...