Aerial Roof Inspection
Aerial Roof and Building Inspection
Steep roofs, tall elevations and unsafe access make visual inspection difficult. A drone documents condition from above with high-resolution imagery and a written summary, without scaffolding or ladders.
Symptoms we're called for
- A roof or upper elevation needs inspection but access is unsafe
- Staining suggests a defect somewhere above the visible line
- Scaffolding quotes arrive before anyone knows what is wrong
- A strata or facility needs dated condition imagery of high areas
Property types
- Residential steep-slope and multi-storey roofs
- Strata and townhouse complexes
- Commercial and institutional buildings
- Towers, stacks and hard-to-reach elevations
Methods used
- Planned drone flight with overlapping high-resolution imagery
- Zoomed detail capture of suspect areas identified in flight
- Annotated image set tied to building elevations
- Written findings separating observed defects from areas needing closer hands-on review
Limitations, stated plainly
- Aerial imagery is visual: it cannot confirm concealed conditions or moisture without follow-up methods
- Flight is weather-dependent and subject to airspace rules
- We document; repairs are performed by licensed roofing contractors
What you receive
- High-resolution image set, dated and annotated
- A written summary of observed defects and their locations
- Recommended next steps, including when a hands-on inspection is required
Next steps
- Give the image set to the roofing contractor for targeted review
- Arrange follow-up investigation where moisture is suspected
- Re-fly after repair for a dated completion record