Licensed RPAS building envelope inspections — document facades, cladding, and exterior conditions from every elevation without scaffolding or boom lifts.
Licensed RPAS Operations
What we inspect
Building exteriors — siding, brick, stucco, EIFS, and cladding condition on all elevations
Chimneys & parapets — mortar joints, cap deterioration, and leaning or separation
Windows & balconies — seal failures, water staining, and guardrail or ledger concerns
Gutters, soffit & fascia — drainage paths, pest entry points, and rot or detachment
Commercial facades — panel systems, signage mounts, and weatherproofing at height
Pre-purchase & reserve studies — dated photo records for property managers and buyers
Why use a remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS)?
Building envelope problems often start where ground-level views cannot reach — upper-storey walls, parapets, and rear elevations. An RPAS captures every face of the structure while the operator stays on the ground.
Every elevation in one visit. Rear walls, upper storeys, and hard-to-access corners are photographed without ladders, swing stages, or boom lifts.
Lower cost than access equipment. For many properties, aerial imagery replaces the need to mobilize scaffolding or lifts for an initial condition assessment.
Zoom detail at height. Close-ups of mortar, sealant, and panel joints without putting personnel on fragile or wet surfaces.
Share before you scope repairs. Contractors and property managers review the same imagery to quote the right fix before access equipment is booked.
Baseline for ongoing maintenance. Repeat visits document how cracks, staining, or cladding issues change over seasons.
Less disruption. No cordoned-off sidewalks or tenant relocations for a preliminary exterior review.
Who it's for
Property managers, condominium boards, commercial landlords, facility teams, home inspectors, and contractors who need a clear exterior condition record before committing to access equipment or major repairs.
RPAS deliverables
Full exterior overview photos from all elevations
Close-up detail shots of cracks, staining, and cladding defects
Chimney, parapet, and roof-edge imagery where visible
Dated files organized for reserve studies, insurers, or contractor quotes
Summary guidance on what the imagery shows — before anyone climbs
