Drone building inspection: what it shows
Roofs, parapets, high facades, gutters and plant areas are hard to inspect from ground level and expensive to reach. An inspection flight records them without scaffolding, rope access or a cradle.
Inspection
Drone building inspection.
Before any cleaning, we fly the building. A drone inspection documents the condition of the asset, measures the working area and gives you a record to work from.
Condition report and measurement
The flight is turned into a condition report covering visible defects, contamination and areas needing attention, together with surface and area measurements that feed accurate scoping and quoting.
Before and after records
Pre and post-cleaning flights document what was found and what was achieved, so the completed result sits against the agreed standard rather than against memory.
Where it fits in a project
Inspection comes first, the quotation follows the findings, and the post-inspection closes the loop. The same sequence applies to a single building and to a portfolio.
Questions
Common questions.
01Can I order an inspection without cleaning?
Yes. An inspection and condition report can be booked on its own, and it often comes before a maintenance or cleaning decision.
02What do I receive from an inspection?
A condition report covering visible defects, contamination and areas of concern, plus area measurements and the project imagery.
03Do you inspect roofs and plant areas?
Yes. Roofs, parapets, gutters, facades and roof-mounted plant are all readable from the air.
04Is an inspection flight subject to aviation rules?
Yes. Airspace, location, conditions and required approvals are assessed before flight, as with any operation.
Request a quote
Tell us about the surface.
A site visit and drone pre-inspection come before any price. Share what you can and we will schedule the assessment.