Roofs & Roofing
Visual inspection of pitched roofs, flat roofs, tiles, roof coverings and visible structural details.
Roof & Building Inspection by Drone
Professional aerial inspection for roofs, facades, gutters, chimneys, solar panels and hard-to-reach areas. Receive clear HD imagery and, if required, a structured inspection report.
A PRACTICAL INSPECTION SOLUTION
Drone inspection provides fast visual access to elevated or difficult areas without requiring scaffolding, ladders or direct access for an initial assessment.
The objective is simple: provide clear photographic evidence that can help identify visible defects, document the condition of a structure and support maintenance or repair decisions.
What We Inspect
Each inspection is adapted to the property and to the areas that need to be documented.
Visual inspection of pitched roofs, flat roofs, tiles, roof coverings and visible structural details.
Detailed imagery of exterior walls, elevated facades, joints, visible cracks and hard-to-access building elements.
Visual checks of gutters, downpipes, drainage areas and potential visible blockages or damage.
Close visual documentation of chimneys, flashing, joints and surrounding roof areas.
Visual inspection and documentation of rooftop photovoltaic installations and surrounding access areas.
Inspection of elevated or difficult areas where conventional visual access would be complex or unsafe.
Why Drone Inspection
Initial inspection without unnecessary access to elevated areas.
Quickly document areas that would otherwise require additional access equipment.
High-resolution imagery allows visible issues to be reviewed afterwards.
Images and reports can support maintenance, repair or insurance discussions.
How It Works
Provide the address and explain what you would like to inspect.
The airspace, location, access and operational requirements are reviewed.
The flight is carried out according to weather conditions and applicable regulations.
You receive the selected photographs, video and/or inspection report.
Real Inspection Example
This example shows how a roof inspection can be documented from general aerial views to detailed observations and a structured inspection report.
Example Mission
A complete visual survey was carried out to document the roof covering, roof edges, drainage elements, roof window and visible exterior details.
General roof condition
Chimney & connections
Roof edge & flashing
Rainwater drainage
This real inspection is presented as an example of the documentation that can be delivered following a drone survey. Sensitive information and identifying details have been removed or anonymised for public presentation.
Inspection Report
When a report is selected, the inspection is delivered as a structured PDF designed to make the photographic findings easy to review.
Location, date and mission information.
Selected photographs organised by inspected area.
Clear remarks linked to the relevant images.
Structured digital report ready to archive or share.
Important
Drone inspection provides photographic and visual information about accessible exterior surfaces. It does not replace a structural, engineering or specialist diagnosis where one is required.
Inspection Packages
Every property is different. Pricing depends on the location, flight environment, areas to inspect and operational requirements. Final pricing is always confirmed before the inspection.
Visual Inspection
Documented Inspection
Extended Inspection
Prices shown include VAT. Final pricing depends on the location,
flight environment, areas to inspect and operational requirements.
Travel, restricted airspace, additional authorisations or specific
documentation requirements may affect the final quotation.
Before the Flight
Before each mission, the location and operational environment are reviewed to confirm that the inspection can be carried out safely and legally.
This includes airspace, weather conditions, site access, applicable flight restrictions and privacy considerations.
If specific authorisations or additional arrangements are required, these are identified before the inspection and discussed with you in advance.
FAQ
Not always. This depends on the property, access requirements and the areas to be inspected. If access can be arranged in advance, the inspection can often be carried out without you being present.
If wind, rain or visibility conditions do not allow the flight to be carried out safely, the inspection will be postponed or rescheduled.
Most locations can be assessed, but airspace restrictions, site conditions, privacy considerations or other operational constraints may require additional preparation or limit the inspection.
In many cases, yes. The drone can provide detailed exterior imagery of roofs and difficult-to-access areas without requiring direct roof access for the initial visual inspection.
This depends on the selected package. Deliverables can include high-resolution photographs, organised photographic documentation and, when selected, a structured PDF inspection report.
Delivery time depends on the selected package and the scope of the inspection. The expected delivery time is confirmed before the mission.
Yes. The digital documentation can be shared with roofers, contractors, property managers, insurers or other professionals. The report provides visual documentation and does not replace a structural or specialist diagnosis.
Request an Inspection
Include the property location, the areas you would like inspected, your preferred inspection package if known, and any useful information about the issue. Not sure which package you need? We can help you choose.
No commitment — we'll review the location before confirming the inspection.