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How often should an apartment or condo building be inspected?
Most residential buildings benefit from an annual thermal imaging inspection, particularly buildings over 15-20 years old where electrical infrastructure is more likely to show wear.
Will this disrupt residents or require unit access?
Most inspections focus on main distribution, common areas, and mechanical rooms and don't require entry to individual suites. If suite-level scanning is needed, we can coordinate access windows with your property manager in advance.
Can this help with our reserve fund study or insurance renewal?
Yes. Our reports document the current condition of electrical systems with thermal images and risk ratings, which many boards and managers use to support reserve fund planning and insurance documentation.
What happens if the inspection finds a problem?
You'll receive a report identifying the issue, its severity, and a recommended timeline for correction, so your electrical contractor knows exactly what to prioritize.
Do you serve buildings outside Toronto?
Yes. IRIS PDM provides property management thermal imaging throughout the GTA and across Canada, with regional teams available for on-site inspections.
Do you work with property management companies covering multiple buildings?
Yes. We regularly run portfolio-wide inspection programs for property managers and REITs, with standardized reporting across every site for easier comparison and capital planning.
Is this useful for due diligence before buying or refinancing a property?
Yes. A thermal inspection report gives buyers, lenders, and investors documented insight into the condition of a building's electrical systems as part of a due diligence review.
Are your technicians certified?
Yes. IRIS PDM technicians are certified thermographers and ESA-certified electrical contractors with experience in occupied residential buildings.