Journeyman Lineman owned utility inspection
We inspect transmission and distribution structures with high resolution visual and radiometric thermal systems, then deliver structure linked imagery and findings through our proprietary geospatial inspection platform.
Core capabilities
We capture every structure to an agreed view list and document framing, insulators, conductor attachments, connectors, clamps, guys, anchors, poles, crossarms, and other specified equipment. Every image and finding stays tied to the correct structure.
01 / Visual field inspection
We use linemen and QEWs to collect overview, framing, phase and attachment, hardware, and close detail views. When we see broken glass, damaged conductor, loose hardware, burned material, rot, decay, or guy and anchor concerns, we know which additional views the reviewer will need.
02 / Thermography
We collect radiometric temperature data and matching visual views for connectors, splices, switches, arresters, transformers, and equipment specified by the customer. We document the component, location, measured temperatures, visual reference, and available environmental or load context.
Proprietary GIS + inspection software
Our inspection program keeps RTK positions, rangefinder data, photography, findings, and field notes together, then moves each finished record directly into a private client review system.
Already have inspection record software? We structure the deliverables to fit the platform you use. If not, our client system is included at no additional charge.
No loose photos. No disconnected findings. One clear record from the field to the people making the call.
Mapped structure sequenceReports & deliverables
We deliver the required views by structure, a traceable findings record, and the report, spreadsheet, or GIS fields specified at the start of the project.
Required overview, framing, attachment, hardware, and detail views organized by structure ID.
Equipment, location, observable condition, priority, and image references prepared for review.
Serious visible conditions can be described in utility terms and escalated by a qualified field operator while onsite.
Reports, spreadsheets, GIS ready data, and structure packages matched to the customer specification.
Utility inspection scopes
We apply the same structure list, required view standard, qualified field collection, desktop review, and customer export rules to every utility project.
Visual and thermal inspection of each structure, including poles, framing, insulators, conductor attachments, hardware, guys, and anchors.
Close range imagery confirms installed materials, tool and die impressions, and the methods used to complete the work. Reviewers see how the work was done, not just how it looks from the ground.
Radiometric and visual documentation of connectors, splices, switches, arresters, transformers, and equipment specified by the customer.
Hardware detail / field contextWhy SkyViewProps
Journeyman Lineman owned, we assign only linemen and qualified electrical workers to utility field inspection. Our desktop specialists bring experience from inspection programs serving some of the largest utilities in the country.
The person collecting the structure already understands the equipment, required views, and abnormal conditions. That reduces missed components, incomplete structure sets, incorrect labels, and avoidable repeat flights. If we see a serious hazard during flight, we can identify the equipment, describe the condition in utility terms, and escalate it from the field instead of waiting for the imagery to pass through a long identification chain.
Our workflow
We receive the circuit or structure list, customer inspection standard, required views, GIS fields, thermal scope, and reporting rules.
A lineman or QEW captures each structure to the agreed view list and adds detail views when field conditions require them.
Our field and desktop specialists verify structure set completeness, equipment identification, findings, and urgent escalations.
We provide structure linked imagery, findings, report packages, and customer ready GIS or spreadsheet exports.
Build the scope
Tell us the voltage class, structure count, required views, thermal scope, GIS fields, report format, access constraints, and schedule. We can start with a defined pilot or a full production scope.