Inspections
There are many reasons to look at a roof before a leak, a sale, or a storm makes the decision for you.
The flight covers the roof and the elevations without anyone having to climb. A written report is optional.
- £179 Inspection + High Resolution Photos
- £199 Inspection + High Resolution Photos + Written Report
- Roof leak detection and prevention: Missing tiles, failed flashings, and the places water is getting in.
- An ageing roof that may require work: A clear record before you commit to a repair.
- Collecting water, particularly on flat roofs: Ponding and blocked outlets, seen from above.
- General wear and tear: The slow faults that are easy to miss from the ground.
- Before a purchase or a sale: The roof’s condition, seen before the keys change hands.
- Gutters, skylights, and chimneys: Rainwater goods, roof windows, and the stacks, as well as the tiles.
Property
The roof, the setting, and the way in are the parts of a house that a ground camera struggles to explain.
Stills and a short film of the property, the roof, and the approach, cut so an agent can use them on a portal or in print.
- Listing-ready stills and film: The house, the roof, and the approach, in one visit.
- Made for the listing: Framed for agents, portals, and print, not as a social clip.
- A fast handoff: The files are with you within 48 hours of the flight.
Files are delivered within 48 hours of the flight.
Insurance
For insurance providers, roof condition is an important factor in both claims validation and long-term risk assessment.
Having up-to-date visual data allows you to act decisively, whether that’s confirming damage, identifying pre-existing issues, or prioritising next steps after a loss.
Drone roof surveys give insurers and loss adjusters an evidence-led way to assess a single site or a run of properties, without putting someone on the roof.
- Faster claims assessment: Damage captured quickly, with clear photographs to support the file.
- Underwriting and renewals: Roof condition assessed from a safe distance before a decision is made.
- After a storm: Sites can be prioritised and flown once the weather allows.
- Safer inspections: No scaffolding and no one sent onto the roof for the photographs.
- A record you can file: Dated imagery and, where you need it, a written report.
Construction
Progress is easier to explain when each visit is taken from the same angles as the last.
The sets are for contractors, clients, and the site record. What has changed is visible without walking the plot again.
Each set is delivered within 48 hours of the visit.
- The same angles: Repeat aerials, so progress reads from one visit to the next.
- For the people on the job: Contractors, clients, and the site file.
- A set after each visit: Delivered within 48 hours.