What we inspect
Areas a drone survey covers
Roof coverings
Tiles, slates, flat roofs, built-up felt, and single-ply membranes — assessed for condition, slippage, cracking, and deterioration.
Chimneys & stacks
Brickwork, pointing, flashing, chimney pots, and lead soakers — areas that are typically inaccessible without expensive scaffolding.
Parapets & copings
Parapet walls, stone or brick copings, and lead or aluminium flashings where the roof meets the wall.
Gutters & rainwater goods
Valley gutters, parapet gutters, and downpipes — checking for blockages, deterioration, and overflow damage.
Roof plant & penetrations
Plant, vents, rooflights, and other penetrations through the roof covering — common sources of water ingress.
Why drone?
The benefits of aerial inspection
No scaffolding required
Drone inspection eliminates the cost and disruption of erecting scaffolding for a roof inspection — saving significant time and money.
Safe access to inaccessible areas
Our drone can safely inspect areas that would be dangerous or impossible to reach on foot, including tall chimneys, roof ridges, and complex roof structures.
HD imagery and video
We deliver high-definition still images and video footage of all inspected areas, allowing you to see the condition of your roof in detail.
Combined with structural expertise
Unlike standalone drone operators, our pilots are RICS-qualified surveyors — so the footage is interpreted by someone who understands what they are looking at.
From £250 · CAA compliant
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