Scanned sites / www.powertec.ca / 2026-09-17-0357
www.powertec.ca scan from 9/17/2026, 3:57:35 AM
Scan 2026-09-17-0357
Scanned 9/17/2026, 3:57:35 AM, finished 9/17/2026, 4:21:08 AM. Found with openstreetmap overpass
Site: https://www.powertec.ca/
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On September 17, 2026 the Site Spider crawled 875 pages and 324 assets of www.powertec.ca, starting from https://www.powertec.ca/. It scored 83 out of 100, a good result. 7 of 14 checks found something to fix, led by redirects (502), title tags (212), sitemap coverage (61); 7 checks passed. The list below shows each check's result, the fix plan, when present, explains what to do first, and the security review at the end of the page covers headers, transport, libraries and exposed files.
Security review: Medium3 medium, 3 low and 1 info findings. See the security findings ↓
- Pages crawled
- 875
- Assets fetched
- 324
- Status
- Completed
- Checks with issues
- 7 of 14
- Title tags212 issues212 of 309 pages have title issues. 15 noindex or canonicalized pages excluded.
- Meta descriptions55 issues55 of 309 pages have meta description issues. 15 noindex or canonicalized pages excluded.
- Headings24 issues24 of 309 pages have heading issues. 15 noindex or canonicalized pages excluded.
- Broken linksOK0 internal links point at 0 broken URLs.
- Redirects502 issues552 redirecting URLs, 4 of them chained.
- Non-200 responsesOK552 URLs did not return a 2xx response.
- Rate limitedOKThe site did not rate limit the crawler.
- Indexability35 issues35 of 324 indexable pages have indexability warnings.
- Image alt textOK0 of 1196 image references have no alt attribute. 4 use an empty alt (decorative), which is fine.
- Heavy assets4 issues4 assets larger than 500 KB among the 100 heaviest.
- Orphan pagesOK0 pages have no internal links pointing at them.
- Sitemap coverage61 issues7 sitemaps listing 252 URLs: 59 crawled pages missing, 1 listed URL broken or redirecting, 1 reachable only via the sitemap.
- Thin contentOK0 of 309 pages have fewer than 200 words. 15 noindex or canonicalized pages excluded.
- Duplicate contentOK0 groups of pages with identical HTML.
Where this scan sits among all scanned sites
1056 sites, median 82%, average 80%
www.powertec.ca scores 83%, higher than 53% of the 1056 scanned sites. See the full ranking.
Green 90% and up (Excellent), lime 75 to 89 (Good), amber 50 to 74 (Needs work), red below 50 (Poor).
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Fix plan
Written by gpt-4o-mini from the scan findingsThe site shows good overall health, but needs addressing for redirects, title tags, meta descriptions, headings, and indexability issues. Focusing on these will enhance SEO performance.
- 1
Fix Redirects
Why: 552 redirecting URLs hurt page speed and user experience.
How: Identify and resolve redirect chains and eliminate unnecessary redirects.
Checks: redirects, status-codes
- 2
Optimize Title Tags
Why: 212 pages have title issues impacting search visibility.
How: Shorten long titles (>60 characters) and ensure uniqueness across the site.
Checks: titles
- 3
Revise Meta Descriptions
Why: 55 pages have meta description issues; this affects click-through rates.
How: Add unique meta descriptions for missing ones and trim duplicates.
Checks: meta-descriptions
- 4
Correct Headings
Why: 24 pages have headings issues, which can confuse search engines.
How: Ensure a single H1 tag per page and structure headings logically.
Checks: headings
- 5
Enhance Indexability
Why: 35 pages have indexability warnings which may prevent proper indexing.
How: Add canonical tags and viewport meta tags to problematic pages.
Checks: indexability
- 6
Update Sitemap Coverage
Why: 59 crawled pages are missing from the sitemap; this affects crawl efficiency.
How: Ensure all important URLs are included in the sitemap and resolve broken links.
Checks: sitemap-coverage
Generated automatically; verify each change against your own site before relying on it.
Security review
Written by gpt-4o-mini from 16 checks over the crawlThe website has several missing security headers, which increases the risk of vulnerabilities such as interception of traffic, clickjacking, and script injections. Implementing proper security headers is essential to protect user data and ensure secure interactions on the site.
- 0 high
- 3 medium
- 3 low
- 1 info
- 1
Missing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)Medium
Why it matters: Without HSTS, a visitor can be intercepted when entering the site without 'https://'.
Fix: Add the header: 'Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=63072000; includeSubDomains; preload'.
Evidence: HTTP Strict Transport Security
- 2
Missing Content Security Policy (CSP)Medium
Why it matters: Absence of CSP allows scripts and styles to load from any source, increasing the risk of script injection.
Fix: Add a policy header like: 'Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' www.googletagmanager.com www.google.com cdn.trustindex.io;'.
Evidence: Content Security Policy
- 3
Missing X-Frame-Options HeaderMedium
Why it matters: Lack of this header exposes the site to clickjacking attacks where pages can be framed by malicious sites.
Fix: Add the header: 'X-Frame-Options: DENY'.
Evidence: Clickjacking protection
- 4
Missing X-Content-Type-Options HeaderLow
Why it matters: Without this header, browsers may execute files as scripts based on contents rather than declared types.
Fix: Add the header: 'X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff'.
Evidence: MIME sniffing protection
- 5
Missing Referrer-Policy HeaderLow
Why it matters: Absence of this policy may expose the full URL of the referring page to external sites.
Fix: Add the header: 'Referrer-Policy: no-referrer'.
Evidence: Referrer policy
- 6
Third-Party Scripts Without Subresource Integrity (SRI)Low
Why it matters: Scripts from external domains can be compromised, leading to potential attacks.
Fix: Consider implementing a Content Security Policy that restricts sources of scripts or use SRI where possible.
Evidence: Third-party scripts
- 7
Missing Permissions-Policy HeaderInfo
Why it matters: Lack of permissions policy may allow unwanted access to sensitive browser features.
Fix: Add the header: 'Permissions-Policy: geolocation=(self), microphone=(), camera=()'.
Evidence: Permissions policy
What the checks found
- FoundHTTP Strict Transport SecurityMedium
No HTML page sends strict-transport-security. Without it a visitor who types the address without https:// can be intercepted on the first request.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no strict-transport-security
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no strict-transport-security
- FoundContent Security PolicyMedium
None of the 324 HTML pages send a Content-Security-Policy header or meta tag, so the browser has no restriction on where scripts, styles and frames may load from.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no content-security-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no content-security-policy
- FoundClickjacking protectionMedium
No HTML page sends x-frame-options. Without X-Frame-Options (or a CSP frame-ancestors directive) the pages can be embedded in a frame on another site and overlaid with invisible controls.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no x-frame-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no x-frame-options
- FoundMIME sniffing protectionLow
No HTML page sends x-content-type-options. Without X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff a browser may run a file as a script because of its contents rather than its declared type.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no x-content-type-options
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no x-content-type-options
- FoundReferrer policyLow
No HTML page sends referrer-policy. Without a Referrer-Policy the full page address, including any query string, is sent to every site a visitor clicks through to.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no referrer-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no referrer-policy
- FoundPermissions policyInfo
No HTML page sends permissions-policy. A Permissions-Policy header turns off browser features the site does not use (camera, microphone, geolocation), limiting what an injected script could do.
- https://www.powertec.ca/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/about-us/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/careers/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/projects/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/commercial/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/multi-family-construction/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ups-systems/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ev-charging/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/ballast-changes/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/home-and-office-renos/ → no permissions-policy
- https://www.powertec.ca/services/cabling-services/ → no permissions-policy
- NoteThird-party scripts
Scripts run from 3 other domains without Subresource Integrity, so a compromise of any of them changes what runs on this site. (Tag managers and analytics rarely support SRI; a Content-Security-Policy that names these hosts is the usual control.)
- www.googletagmanager.com (40 script tags)
- www.google.com (40 script tags)
- cdn.trustindex.io (6 script tags)
7 checks passed, 2 not applicable
- OKHTTPS
All 324 crawled pages were served over HTTPS.
- OKSoftware version disclosure
The Server header names a product without a version, and there is no X-Powered-By header.
- OKMixed content
No HTTPS page loads a script, stylesheet, font or image over plain HTTP.
- OKForms over HTTPS
2 forms found, all on HTTPS pages posting to HTTPS addresses.
- OKVulnerable JavaScript libraries
1 library version recognised, none with known vulnerabilities.
- OKKeys and secrets in page code
No API keys, tokens or private keys were found in the sampled HTML and scripts.
- OKExposed files and listings
None of the crawled URLs is a configuration file, backup, dump, repository folder or directory listing.
- Not applicableCookie flags
The crawl set no cookies, so there are no cookie flags to check.
- Not applicableSensitive paths in robots.txt
No robots.txt was fetched.
A passive review of what the crawl recorded: response headers, page and script contents and the URLs it found. It does not probe the site, test TLS settings or look for files that were not linked. Generated automatically; verify each finding against your own site before acting on it.
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