Whether you are a roofing company, managing a building, working with solar panels, inspecting for an insurance claim, or any other number of reasons, it makes sense to consider using drones for roof inspections for a range of benefits, including safety, cost, and time.

Using Drones For Roof Inspections Provides:

• Safety due to the elimination of having to climb up on the roof with ladders and equipment
• No damage to shingles or roof tiles due to walking on the roof
• No bent gutters or damaged wood trim from ladders/tools/ropes
• Easy access to view all parts of the roof from various angles that may not be possible any other way
• Hi-Resolution Photos that are significantly better than photos taken with phones pocket cameras
• Ability to conduct more inspections due to the speed of drone inspections
• Clear documentation to help settle insurance claims quickly and fairly

There is an aerial revolution happening across the globe. Drones have emerged as a highly viable commercial tool with applications in numerous sectors, most notably, construction. This isn’t surprising, as their benefits range from on-site safety to a level of project monitoring which wasn’t previously possible.

Using Drones In Construction:

• Acquire up-to date project site conditions and allow all participants to envision the scope project and plan accordingly.
• Track project progress over time and attain valuable insight into the development of your projects. Recurring aerial imagery & data allows you to improve safety, logistics and participant updates. Seamlessly integrate data with your current workflows.
• Precision measurements & volumetric analysis can accurately track equipment and material usage during project. Analyze & compare proposed plans with on-demand data.
• Reduce hazardous man hours and increase cost efficiency with aerial data for damage or defect detection and analysis on buildings and other structures. Acquire image, video and thermal data and compile comprehensive inspection reports.
• Get highly detailed, geometrically-accurate 2D & 3D representations of your project site. Take precise stockpile measurement and compare to current topographic surveys.