Louisiana

The petrochemical corridor from Baton Rouge to New Orleans runs some of the highest-voltage electrical systems in the country. Refineries, chemical plants, and LNG terminals need regular IR electrical surveys: switchgear, transformers, motor control centers, bus duct. A single missed hot spot can shut down a unit for weeks.

New Orleans sits below sea level. Buildings there have moisture problems by default. Ground moisture wicks up through slab foundations and masonry walls. IR maps the moisture fronts so you know what you're dealing with before you open up finishes. We've scanned buildings in the French Quarter, the CBD, and the Warehouse District.

Hurricane recovery work in Louisiana goes on for years after the storm. We still get calls for post-Ida damage assessment. Moisture trapped in wall and roof assemblies during the storm migrates slowly and causes mold, rot, and structural damage long after the exterior repairs are done. IR documentation supports insurance claims and remediation planning.