Our insurer wants an annual infrared report.
We scan your gear under load and deliver a carrier-ready report with thermal images, photos and severity ratings, then fix what we find.
Infrared inspections, electrical testing and preventative maintenance.
We find a problem, fix it under the same license, and give you the records your insurer and NFPA 70B ask for.
Most calls start with one of these. Each one has a clear next step, and most can be handled without shutting your operation down.
Our insurer wants an annual infrared report.
We scan your gear under load and deliver a carrier-ready report with thermal images, photos and severity ratings, then fix what we find.
We heard NFPA 70B is now required. Where do we start?
We build your Electrical Maintenance Program: equipment inventory, condition ratings, a test schedule and the records to prove it.
Breakers trip and nobody knows why.
We log load and power quality, trace the circuit, and find whether it is overload, a failing breaker, harmonics or a ground fault.
We can’t afford a shutdown.
Infrared and ultrasound work on energized equipment. Hands-on maintenance is planned for nights, weekends or your scheduled outages.
Our panels have no arc flash labels.
We coordinate the arc flash risk assessment, update the one-line diagram and install NFPA 70E labels so your team knows the hazard.
The generator hasn’t been load-tested in years.
We test the generator and transfer switch together and document results the way NFPA 110 and your inspector expect.
Our switchgear is decades old.
A condition assessment tells you what can be cleaned and torqued, what needs parts, and what to budget for replacement.
Our energy bills keep climbing.
We find wasted load and propose LED retrofits, controls, and solar or EV charging sized to your facility.
One licensed contractor for the whole cycle, from finding the problem to keeping the records.
Before they become outages, fires or failed inspections.
Scheduled work that extends equipment life.
The documentation and upgrades that keep you code-ready.
Scan-only firms hand you a report and leave. Install-only contractors fix things but rarely test or document. You shouldn’t need both.
| What you get | Scan-only firm | Install-only contractor | Optimal Power Solutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finds hidden problems under load | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Repairs under the same license | No | Yes | Yes |
| NFPA 70B program and records | Reports only | Rarely | Yes |
| Nights, weekends and planned outages | Varies | Varies | Yes |
| Solar, battery and EV systems | Rarely | Some | Yes |
We tour your electrical rooms, review existing records and agree on scope. No charge, no obligation.
Infrared and visual inspection under load, plus any testing scoped for your gear.
Findings ranked by risk, with thermal images, photos and a repair quote, within 3 business days.
We correct deficiencies, re-scan to verify, and schedule your next visits on a maintenance plan.
NFPA 70B moved from a recommended practice to a standard. It expects every facility to run a documented Electrical Maintenance Program, and insurers increasingly ask to see it.
of facilities in an insurer’s five-year infrared program had serious or critical electrical faults, with an estimated $4 saved for every $1 spent.
Source: CNA results via Infrared Training CenterA documented Electrical Maintenance Program with an equipment inventory and someone responsible for it.
Each piece of equipment rated by its condition, which sets how often it must be maintained.
Infrared thermography of energized equipment at least once a year.
Arc flash risk assessment reviewed under NFPA 70E, and sooner after major changes.
Test results and corrective actions kept on file for insurers, inspectors and auditors.
Not for inspections. Infrared and ultrasound are done on energized equipment under normal load. Hands-on maintenance like cleaning and torquing needs an outage, and we schedule it for nights, weekends or your planned shutdowns.
Yes. Every report comes with a repair quote, and the work is done under a Massachusetts Master Electrician license. After repairs we re-scan to confirm the fix.
Each finding gets a thermal image, a regular photo, the equipment location, the measured temperature rise, a severity rating and a recommended action. You get a PDF you can hand to your insurer or auditor.
After a free walkthrough. Price depends on the number of panels and pieces of equipment, access, and whether you want a one-time survey or an annual maintenance plan.
Insurer programs usually need a qualified electrician from your side to open energized panels, and they don’t make repairs. We can open the gear for them, or run the program ourselves and fix what turns up.
We’re Central Mass based and work at commercial and industrial facilities across Massachusetts.
Tell us about your facility and what’s on your mind. We’ll reply within one business day.