Level II & Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer in Miami.
P.E. #67462 · Engineering Firm #28738 · Miami · 100% BORA First-Pass.
Updated June 26, 2026 · Reviewed and verified by Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462 (Florida Professional Engineer, Electrical) and Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer CIT® #19397.
★★★★★ 5.0-star rating on Google · 100% first-pass acceptance · CIT® #19397 · Serving Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach.
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All Home Meters LLC — Engineering Firm #28738 — employs one of the most credentialed, certified infrared thermography teams in South Florida. Our Level III certified specialist, Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462, CIT® #19397, develops the written practice, supervises our in-staff Level II certified personnel, and signs and seals every thermography report as the engineer of record. Crucially, he is licensed as a Professional Engineer in the electrical field — the discipline that matters most for the electrical thermography that BORA requires. Whether your job calls for a routine Level II survey or a P.E.-sealed Level III recertification report, we cover both under one roof.
Our certified team covers Building Recertification, NFPA 70B electrical maintenance programs, predictive-maintenance surveys, and insurance-required work. We serve Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, the City of Hialeah, Doral, Homestead, and Coral Gables.
(786) 318-7203 | info@allhomemeters.com | 16520 SW 66 St, Miami, FL 33193.
Monday–Friday 9 AM–5 PM · Weekends by appointment · Hablamos Español.
Level II & Level III Infrared Thermographer Miami.
A Certified Thermographer is a professional certified to operate thermal imaging equipment and interpret thermal data under a recognized standard. Infrared thermography certification follows a three-level progression established by the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) and recognized by the Infraspection Institute and IPI Learning. Each level represents a progressively higher degree of technical knowledge, field experience, and professional authority.
Level I Certification.
A Level I certified technician is trained to operate thermal cameras, collect thermal data, and perform basic surveys under the direct supervision of a Level II or Level III specialist. Level I technicians are not authorized to independently interpret findings, write engineering evaluations, or issue reports. They perform data collection only.
Level II Certification.
A Level II certified specialist is qualified to independently perform thermographic inspections, interpret thermal patterns and temperature anomalies, calibrate and set up IR equipment, and write thermography inspection reports. A Level II certified specialist can supervise Level I personnel and issue reports for routine predictive-maintenance surveys and insurance inspections. A Level II certification is the minimum BORA accepts to perform the thermographic scan — but a Level II cannot, on their own, sign and seal a report as the engineer of record under Florida law. All Home Meters performs Level II thermography for clients who need routine predictive-maintenance surveys, insurance-carrier thermography, and annual NFPA 70B program scans that do not require a P.E. seal, all under the written practice and oversight of our Level III of record.
Level III Certification.
A Level III certified specialist holds the highest professional designation in thermography. A Level III is qualified to establish and review thermography programs, develop written practices and procedures, interpret complex thermal patterns, train and certify Level I and Level II personnel, and issue authoritative thermography evaluation reports. Level III certification requires advanced technical knowledge, documented on-the-job training hours, and passing comprehensive written and practical examinations administered by the certifying body. When a Level III certified specialist is also a Florida Licensed Professional Engineer in the electrical field — as is the case with Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462, CIT® #19397 — that engineer is additionally authorized to sign and seal the thermography report as the engineer of record. This is the highest level of thermography authority available in Florida. It is the standard BORA requires for Miami-Dade Building Recertification submissions.
Why an Electrical-Licensed Specialist Matters.
Not all infrared specialists are equal. When you search for a certified specialist building owners can rely on, the specialist's licensing discipline is as decisive as the certification level. The BORA-mandated scan is an electrical infrared inspection: panelboards, switchgear, transformers, and distribution equipment energized under load. Interpreting those thermal patterns correctly — distinguishing a benign reflection from a failing connection, judging whether a hot lug is a load artifact or a genuine fault — requires real electrical-systems knowledge, not just camera operation.
Many cities now reject specialists who hold certifications in non-electrical fields, or who satisfy the experience requirement only through general (non-electrical) inspection work. Our certified specialist of record is a Florida Professional Engineer licensed in electrical (P.E. #67462) — so the same person who operates the camera understands the power system being scanned, classifies each anomaly with engineering judgment, and seals the report. That combination of an electrical infrared specialist — an electrical P.E. who is also a Level III certified specialist — in one professional is rare in South Florida, and it is exactly what BORA and commercial insurance carriers want to see.
Our Level III Credentials in Full.
Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462 holds the following infrared thermography certifications and qualifications.
- NDT/PdM Level III Certification — CIT® #19397 — Infraspection Institute, the highest professional designation in thermography. CIT® #19397 is verifiable directly through the Infraspection Institute registry.
- ISO 18436-7 Category III — IPI Learning. Category III is the highest level of this international standard for condition-monitoring personnel.
- ASNT SNT-TC-1A Written Practice AHM-WP-IR-2026 — a company-specific written practice governing thermography personnel qualification, certification, and inspection protocols for all work performed by the firm.
- 4,000+ Documented On-the-Job Training (OJT) Hours — IR field hours documented per Infraspection Institute and ASNT SNT-TC-1A requirements, far exceeding BORA's minimum experience standard.
- Florida Licensed Professional Engineer P.E. #67462 (Electrical) — Florida Board of Professional Engineers. All thermography reports are signed and sealed by P.E. #67462 as required by the Miami-Dade Building Department and BORA.
- Florida Registered Engineering Firm #28738 — the firm's certificate of authorization.
- NIST-Calibrated FLIR E-96 Thermal Camera — 640×480 infrared resolution, <30 mK thermal sensitivity, NIST-traceable calibration current as of 12/09/2025.
- HUD FHA Inspector #S262 & FHA Consultant #A0783 — qualified for government-backed loan and foreclosure inspections.
Inspection Service Areas.
As a certified infrared firm, our Level II and Level III specialists work throughout South Florida.
- City of Miami — Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, Allapattah.
- Miami Beach — South Beach, Mid-Beach, North Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour.
- City of Hialeah — Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Miami Lakes.
- Doral, Homestead, Coral Gables.
- Aventura, North Miami Beach, Sunny Isles Beach.
- Kendall, Cutler Bay, Pinecrest, Key Biscayne.
- Broward County — Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Hallandale Beach, Coral Springs, Sunrise, Plantation, Pompano Beach.
- Palm Beach County — Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach.
What Our Clients Say.
5.0-star rating on Google. Recent comments.
"Armando is the best consultant I have worked with in Miami. Look no where else for the Thermo & Recertification inspections."
— Will M., Local Guide, 2024 (verified Google review).
"Most professional and dependable PE that we have worked with in the industry. Always an email or a phone call away when you need them."
— Jorge G., 2024 (verified Google review).
"I just finished my third 40-Year recertification with the All Home Meters team — Thermography, Structural, Electrical and Photometric. Always professional, always on time, always done right."
— Susanne S., 2024 (verified Google review).
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Frequently Asked Questions.
Do you offer same-business-day quotes?
Yes. Call or text (786) 318-7203 with your building address and service size, and we confirm scope and a firm price the same business day.
Does the scan require the power to be on?
Yes. Equipment must stay energized and under load so heat signatures are visible; we follow NFPA 70E arc-flash safety throughout.
Can one professional both run the camera and seal the report?
Yes. Our engineer of record is a Florida P.E. licensed in electrical, so one professional operates the equipment, classifies each finding with engineering judgment, and seals the report — with no outside sign-off required.
Schedule a Certified Inspection.
Tell us your building address, electrical service size (amperage), and the purpose of the inspection — recertification notice, insurance requirement, NFPA 70B program, or other. We will confirm the required thermography level and provide a firm quote the same business day.
📞 Call or Text: (786) 318-7203.
✉ Email: info@allhomemeters.com.
📍 Office: 16520 SW 66 St, Miami, FL 33193.
🕐 Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM · Weekends by appointment · Hablamos Español.
All Home Meters LLC · P.E. #67462 (Electrical) · Engineering Firm #28738 · CIT® #19397 · ISO 18436-7 CAT III · ASNT SNT-TC-1A AHM-WP-IR-2026 · NIST-Cal. FLIR E-96 640×480 · HUD #S262 · FHA #A0783.
