Flashing & penetrations — vents, chimneys, skylights, and valley conditions
Pre-purchase & insurance — dated photo records for claims, quotes, or property sales
Why use a remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS)?
An RPAS places a zoom-capable sensor at roof height while the licensed operator stays on the ground — capturing overview and detail photos in one visit, safely and efficiently.
Safety first. Steep pitches, aging shingles, and multi-storey heights are leading causes of fall injuries. A drone keeps people on the ground while still capturing roof-level detail.
See the whole roof at once. Ground photos miss ridges, valleys, and far slopes. Aerial overviews show drainage patterns, wear zones, and storm tracks across the entire surface.
Close-ups without contact. Zoom-capable sensors capture flashing, vents, chimneys, and membrane seams without stepping on fragile or wet surfaces.
Faster on site. Most residential inspections are completed in under an hour — less disruption for tenants, neighbours, and your schedule.
Better decisions before anyone climbs. Share photos with contractors, insurers, or property managers so the right fix is scoped before ladders go up.
Catch problems early. Small issues — lifted flashing, blocked gutters, early ponding — are easier and cheaper to fix when documented early.
Who it's for
Homeowners, landlords, commercial property managers, insurance adjusters, and roofing contractors who need clear, dated roof imagery before quoting or climbing.
RPAS deliverables
Full roof overview photos from multiple elevations
Close-up detail shots of flashing, vents, chimneys, and membranes
Storm damage and wear zone documentation
Dated files organized for insurers, contractors, or property files
Summary guidance on what the imagery shows — before anyone climbs
