Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer Miami | CIT® #19397 | Armando Longueira, P.E. 67462
All Home Meters LLC — PE Firm #28738 — employs one of the most credentialed infrared thermographers in South Florida. Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462, NDT/PdM Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer CIT® #19397, is not only a Level III thermographer under Infraspection Institute, ISO 18436-7 Category III, and ASNT SNT-TC-1A — he is also a Florida Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E. #67462), meaning every thermography report we issue is simultaneously signed and sealed by the engineer of record.
All Home Meters provides infrared thermography inspection services for 40-Year Building Recertification, NFPA 70B electrical maintenance programs, predictive maintenance surveys, and insurance-required thermography throughout 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 9AM–5PM · Weekends by Appointment · Hablamos Español.
What Is a Miami Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer?
Infrared thermography certification follows a three-level progression established by the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) and recognized by the Infraspection Institute, IPI Learning, and the Certified Infrared Thermographers Association (CITA). Each level represents a progressively higher degree of technical knowledge, field experience, and professional authority.
Level I Infrared Thermographer.
A Level I Certified Infrared Thermographer is trained to operate infrared cameras, collect thermal data, and perform basic surveys under direct supervision of a Level II or Level III thermographer. Level I thermographers are not authorized to independently interpret thermographic findings, write engineering evaluations, or issue thermography reports without supervision. They perform data collection only.
Level II Certified Infrared Thermographer Miami.
A Miami Level II Certified Infrared Thermographer is qualified to independently perform thermographic inspections, interpret thermal patterns and temperature anomalies, calibrate and set up IR equipment, and write basic thermography inspection reports. Level II thermographers can supervise Level I personnel and issue reports for routine predictive maintenance surveys and insurance inspections. However, Level II thermographers cannot issue P.E.-sealed engineering reports and are not authorized to sign and seal documents as an engineer of record under Florida law.
All Home Meters performs Level II thermography services for clients who require routine predictive maintenance surveys, insurance carrier thermography requirements, and annual NFPA 70B maintenance program scans that do not require a P.E. seal.
Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer.
A Level III Certified Thermographer holds the highest professional designation in infrared thermography. This thermographer 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, a minimum number of documented on-the-job training hours, and passing a comprehensive written and practical examination administered by the certifying body.
When a Level III Certified Thermographer is also a Florida Licensed Professional Engineer — as is the case with Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462, CIT® #19397 — the thermographer 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, and it is the standard required by BORA for Miami-Dade 40-Year Building Recertification submissions.
Our Level III Thermographer — Full Credentials.
Armando Longueira, P.E. #67462 holds the following infrared thermography certifications and qualifications.
NDT/PdM Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer CIT® #19397 — Infraspection Institute. The highest professional designation in infrared thermography, issued by the oldest and most widely recognized thermography certification body in the United States. CIT® certification number #19397 is verifiable directly through the Infraspection Institute registry.
ISO 18436-7 Category III — IPI Learning and Certified Infrared Thermographers Association (CITA). International standard ISO 18436-7 governs the qualification and certification of personnel who perform condition monitoring and diagnostics of machines using infrared thermography. Category III is the highest level of this international standard.
ASNT SNT-TC-1A Written Practice AHM-WP-IR-2026 — American Society for Nondestructive Testing. All Home Meters maintains a company-specific written practice document per ASNT SNT-TC-1A requirements, governing infrared thermography personnel qualification, certification procedures, and inspection protocols for all thermography work performed by the firm.
4,000+ Documented On-the-Job Training (OJT) Hours — infrared thermography field hours documented per Infraspection Institute and ASNT SNT-TC-1A requirements. BORA requires Miami-Dade recertification thermographers to demonstrate a minimum of 7 years of documented IR field experience. Our thermographer's 4,000+ OJT hours significantly exceed this standard.
Florida Licensed Professional Engineer P.E. #67462 — FL Board of Professional Engineers. All thermography reports issued by All Home Meters are signed and sealed by P.E. #67462 as required by the Miami-Dade Building Department and BORA for 40-year recertification submissions.
NIST-Calibrated FLIR E-96 Thermal Camera — 640×480 infrared resolution, less than 30mK thermal sensitivity, NIST-traceable calibration current through 12/09/2025. The FLIR E-96 is the highest-specification handheld infrared camera available for field electrical inspections, providing resolution and sensitivity that significantly exceeds entry-level and mid-range IR cameras used by most thermography contractors.
Why BORA Requires a Certified Thermographer for Miami-Dade Recertification.
The Building Officials Research Association (BORA) updated its infrared thermography guidelines in November 2021, establishing strict requirements for thermography performed as part of Miami-Dade County 40-Year Building Recertification. These requirements exist because infrared thermography of energized electrical equipment is a safety-critical inspection — incorrectly interpreted thermal images can result in missed fire hazards, incorrect equipment ratings, and failed building submissions.
BORA's requirements for Miami-Dade recertification thermography include.
Minimum 7 years of documented infrared thermography field experience — the thermographer must demonstrate verifiable on-the-job training hours per ASNT or Infraspection Institute records
NIST-traceable calibrated infrared camera — calibration records must be current and available for review
P.E.-sealed thermography report — the report must be signed and sealed by a Florida Licensed Professional Engineer
Thermal and visual image pairs — all exception findings must include both an IR image and a corresponding visible-light photograph of the same equipment
Temperature differential data — all findings must include measured temperature differentials and emissivity values
All Home Meters satisfies every one of these BORA requirements. Our CIT® Level III certification, 4,000+ documented OJT hours, NIST-calibrated FLIR E-96, and P.E. seal from P.E. #67462 ensure that every thermography report we issue is accepted first submission at BORA and all Miami-Dade building departments.
Level II vs Level III Thermography — Which Do You Need?
The level of thermography certification required depends on the purpose of the inspection and the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements for your specific application.
When Level III Thermography Is Required.
Miami-Dade 40-Year Building Recertification (BORA) — Level III required, P.E. seal required
Broward County Building Recertification — Level III strongly recommended, P.E. seal required
Milestone Inspection thermography component — Level III recommended, P.E. seal required
NFPA 70B formal thermography program documentation — Level III recommended for program development and oversight
Insurance carrier loss control surveys — large commercial — Level III preferred by most major carriers
Legal and litigation support — Level III P.E.-sealed reports carry full evidentiary weight
When Level II Thermography Is Sufficient.
Routine annual predictive maintenance surveys — Level II is acceptable for standard PdM programs
Insurance carrier four-point thermography — Level II accepted by most residential and small commercial carriers
Voluntary condition surveys — when no regulatory submission is required
NFPA 70B maintenance program execution — Level II can perform scheduled thermography surveys under a Level III-developed program
All Home Meters performs both Level III and Level II thermography services. Contact us to confirm which level your specific application requires.
Infrared Thermography Applications — Miami-Dade County.
40-Year Building Recertification — Miami-Dade.
BORA-compliant Level III infrared thermography of all electrical panels and distribution equipment rated 400 amperes or larger. P.E.-sealed report included as part of the complete recertification submission package alongside the structural inspection, electrical inspection, and parking lot illumination report.
NFPA 70B Electrical Safety Maintenance Program.
Annual and periodic Level III infrared thermography surveys integrated into the facility's NFPA 70B 2023 Electrical Safety Maintenance Program. Includes trending analysis across inspection cycles, exception priority classification, and P.E.-sealed report documentation.
Electrical Safety Inspection — Insurance and Pre-Purchase.
Level II and Level III thermography combined with P.E.-sealed electrical inspection reports for insurance carrier requirements, pre-purchase due diligence, and commercial property transactions throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
Arc Flash Study — IEEE 1584-2018.
Infrared thermography performed as part of the field data collection phase for NFPA 70E Arc Flash Hazard Analysis and IEEE 1584-2018 short circuit studies, verifying the actual thermal condition of equipment prior to arc flash incident energy calculations.
Infrared Thermography Service Areas.
All Home Meters performs Level III and Level II infrared thermography inspections throughout South Florida, including.
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 — NW 87th Ave, NW 58th St, Doral Park corridors
Homestead — Homestead, Florida City, Leisure City
Coral Gables — Miracle Mile and South Coral Gables
Aventura — 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.
Schedule Your Infrared Thermography 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.
All Home Meters LLC
16520 SW 66 St, Miami, FL 33193
📞 (786) 318-7203
✉ info@allhomemeters.com
🌐 allhomemeters.com
Hours: Monday–Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Weekends by appointment.
Hablamos Español
CIT® #19397 · ISO 18436-7 CAT III · ASNT SNT-TC-1A AHM-WP-IR-2026 · P.E. #67462 · PE Firm #28738 · NIST-Cal. FLIR E-96 640×480
Please Fill the Form.
Use the form below to schedule your inspection. Please complete the Form providing detailed information, when applicable, to receive your Quote (Proposal / Estimate).
