Who we are, and what we refuse

Oregon Brew & Hop Thermal Diagnostics is one desk for one state. It reads commercial hop-kiln burners, steam boilers, and wort-pump cavitation at Oregon plants. The byline on every note is this desk. There is no second author page and no invented biography.

What we refuse

A house. A plant in Washington, Idaho, California, or any other state. A plant in Salem, Eugene, Gresham, or Hillsboro. A comfort-heating boiler. A residential water heater. The form stops those jobs. It does not invite them to send the card anyway.

How a note is written

1. The job is chosen because a manager is about to hire the work, not because a town name is available.
2. A primary document is opened: a statute, a rule, a water report, a federal standard, or a methods paper.
3. The sentence is written only if that document supports it. A missing fee stays missing.
4. The desk checks the sentence against the document before the note is published. Drafting assistance is used. The check is not skipped.
5. Notes are dated 9 October 2026 and are due for another look when the cited rule or the annual hop or water report changes.

Research and drafting use AI assistance. A person checks the cited document against the sentence. The declaration on this site is human-curated, AI-assisted research.

How to write

Email callback@oregon-brew-thermal-diagnostics.com with the page address, the sentence you think is wrong, and the document that corrects it. Factual errors are corrected after that note arrives. Significant corrections will be listed here with the original wording, the replacement, and the date.

No corrections have been posted.

How the desk is funded

An in-spec callback is passed to a boiler technician, a burner mechanic, or a brewery mechanical contractor who can do the job. You are not billed by this page for a quote. The page does not publish a price for passing the callback along.