Effective Asset Management for Utilities: Inspections & Joint Use

Asset Management

Maximize uptime. Minimize asset risk.

With condition-based maintenance, inspections, and data-driven insights, we help you extend asset life and cut costs—without sacrificing reliability.

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Asset Management

Maximize Infrastructure Lifespan. Minimize Total Cost of Ownership.

Think Power’s asset management services strengthen substations, transmission lines, and distribution networks through condition-based maintenance, expert field data, and advanced analytics—extending asset life while controlling costs across the grid.

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Data-Driven Asset Reliability. Field-Tested ROI.

Our capital planning strategies use aerial inspections and risk analytics to uncover hidden failures and prioritize repairs. The result: reduced outages, improved safety, and long-term asset performance—delivering measurable savings and utility-grade reliability across your infrastructure portfolio.

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Asset Inspection

We perform detailed inspections across transmission, distribution, and substation assets. Our team captures GPS data, meter records, and pole ownership while documenting conditions and hardware—providing reliable insights for tracking, maintenance planning, and regulatory compliance.

Pole Life Extension & Wood Utility Inspection

We assess utility poles for decay, damage, and structural risks to extend asset lifespan. Our preventative reviews reduce downtime, enhance safety, and eliminate costly replacements—ensuring long-term reliability and integrity of your infrastructure.

Drone Inspections

Our aerial inspection services deliver high-resolution data on towers, lines, and substations. Drones improve safety, minimize field risk, and support proactive maintenance—driving efficiency across difficult terrain and hard-to-access infrastructure.

Joint Use Services

We help utilities manage joint-use agreements, rights-of-way, and asset access. Our process reduces conflict, maximizes shared infrastructure use, and ensures compliance with state and federal regulations—simplifying coordination across multiple service providers.