Safe. Precise.
No Ladder Required.

Our drone roof surveys provide a high-resolution aerial view of your property  without the need for scaffolding or ladders. It’s the fast, safe, and efficient way to identify roofing issues on even the most difficult-to-access buildings.
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Drone Roof Survey

A drone roof survey is a modern, non-intrusive method of inspecting a property's roof using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) — commonly known as a drone. It allows a qualified operator to capture high-resolution images and videos of areas that are normally difficult or unsafe to access, such as: 

Chimneys 
Valleys and ridges 
Flat roofs 
Guttering and flashing 
Roof coverings and tiles
Key Benefits:
  1. Safe and efficient – no need for scaffolding, ladders, or cherry pickers 
  2. Cost-effective – often cheaper than traditional access methods 
  3. High-quality imagery – allows for detailed analysis of the roof’s condition 
  4. Quick turnaround – surveys can often be completed in a matter of hours 
  5. Minimal disruption – suitable for both residential and commercial properties
What it can identify:
  1. Loose, missing, or broken tiles or slates 
  2. Cracked or deteriorated leadwork 
  3. Blocked or damaged gutters 
  4. Signs of water ingress or damp 
  5. Structural damage, sagging, or wear and tear 
Drone surveys are often used as part of a wider building inspection or to support maintenance planning, particularly for large, historic, or hard-to-reach properties. They're also a great tool for pre-purchase surveys when the roof is a particular concern.

Do you need a Building Survey?

If you're unsure about the condition of the property, or want peace of mind before committing to your purchase, we can carry out a Building Survey at the same time as your valuation. This detailed inspection is ideal for older, altered, or more complex properties — helping you identify any hidden issues and avoid unexpected costs down the line.

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