Thermal imaging finds hot joints, overloaded circuits and failing components in switchboards and equipment before they fail.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews · A-Grade licensed · REC 33326
We assess the boards, equipment, operating load and reporting requirements before setting the survey scope. The quote covers the agreed live scanning, thermal images, temperature differentials, risk-ranked findings and recommended next steps. For switchboard scans, hot joint detection, load imbalance and reporting details, see the full detail on thermal imaging.
At roughly 404 people per square kilometre, Park Orchards is semi-rural, and a hot termination in an outbuilding in summer is a serious risk rather than a maintenance note. Park Orchards is about 134 metres above sea level, with split-level homes where a sub-board on a lower level is often the one nobody has looked at.
Park Orchards is about 25 kilometres from the CBD, where larger homes and three-phase boards make imbalance and loose terminations worth checking. Because Park Orchards straddles Manningham and Maroondah, the address matters for records and nothing else.
We treat Park Orchards, Donvale and Nunawading as one working area rather than three separate postcodes. By the numbers: 3835 people, roughly 9.5 square kilometres, postcode 3114, inside Manningham. That is Park Orchards as of the 2021 census.
Local context worth knowing: In 1925, South Melbourne timber merchants, Australias Sharp and John Taylor, purchased Petty's land and launched the Park Orchards Country Club Estate. Older installations give more thermal findings per survey. Park Orchards sits within a group of suburbs we are in constantly: Donvale, Nunawading, Ringwood North and Warrandyte.
From our Boronia workshop Park Orchards is about 11.3 kilometres north-west, which is a short enough run that we can usually fit a look-in around another job rather than making it a separate trip. And on the history that shaped the streets: At the 2021 census, Park Orchards recorded a population of 3,835.
It is also worth knowing that == History == In 1902, prominent Victorian orchardist, Tom Petty, purchased 559 acres (226 ha) of land north of the Mitcham district and converted it to 80 orchard blocks.
A-Grade licensed, REC 33326, fully insured, CEC accredited.
Ryan and Jack did a great job doing the electrical work on my new 4 head split system. They got the job done in no time, and my split systems were up and running. Once connected, Ryan made sure all 4 heads were working. Thanks guys, great job!
James "Mitchi" Mitch · Split system
No. The run from Boronia to Park Orchards is about 11.3 kilometres north-west, which is well inside our regular patch, so there is nothing added for travel.
Yes, Donvale, Nunawading, Ringwood North and Warrandyte as well as Park Orchards, all covered from Boronia on the same terms.
Park Orchards falls under Manningham, postcode 3114. No permit is needed for standard work of this kind.
No, the whole point is scanning under normal load. Covers may need removing for accurate readings, which we do safely without interrupting supply.
Tell us which boards or equipment need checking. We’ll assess the operating load, scan the agreed areas and provide a clear report of the findings. Book an assessment or call our Boronia crew to discuss the work.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews
