Pricing
Scoped to your facility, not a one size fits all rate card.
We do not publish a flat price, because no two facilities have the same equipment, access, or risk. Here is exactly what drives the cost and how to get a scoped quote.
What drives the cost
Equipment count
How many panels, switchboards, MCCs, and pieces of distribution equipment are in scope.
Facility size and layout
Square footage, number of electrical rooms, and how spread out the equipment is.
Access and conditions
How readily equipment can be safely opened and scanned under load.
Report depth
Standard documentation versus extended analysis and trending.
Single visit or program
A one time inspection versus a recurring program at a better per visit rate.
The value frame that matters: compare the cost of an inspection against the cost of one unplanned outage, one emergency repair, or one preventable electrical failure. The math is rarely close.
Honest answers to the real questions
Because a fixed price either overcharges simple sites or underserves complex ones. Pricing is scoped to your actual equipment and access so you pay for the work your facility needs, nothing more.
Weigh the inspection against the cost of one unplanned outage, one emergency repair, or one failed insurance review. A single critical finding caught early usually pays for the inspection many times over.
Our reports document findings and severity in the format facility and insurance reviews expect. We are honest that requirements vary by carrier, and we provide the documentation carriers look for.
We respond to most requests the same day and schedule promptly. For urgent situations, call us directly.
Ready to price your inspection?
Send basic facility information and Infinite Infrared can help define the scope.
Request an inspectionTell us about your facility and we will scope it.
See a real sample report, or request an inspection for your facility.