Drone roof and building inspection
High-definition images of your roofs, facades and hard-to-reach structures, captured safely and organized into a dated photo report.
See without climbing
Getting onto a roof takes time, requires equipment and carries a real fall risk. A drone documents the whole roof quickly, then returns for close-ups of the areas that matter.
- Flat and sloped roofs, flashing, drains, parapets and chimneys
- Facades, cornices, cladding and high openings
- Before-and-after documentation of roofing work
- Records for insurance, asset management or tenders
One visit, a complete view
We start with an overview, then fly systematic passes and close-up views. Each observation is tied to its location on the overview so you and your roofer know exactly where to look.
Combined with a thermal inspection, the same visit can also flag areas likely to hold moisture.
A look at the data
What you receive
- 4K photos of the entire roof and facades
- Close-up views of areas of interest
- Illustrated report with an index of observations
- Flyover video
- Before-and-after comparison for repeat visits
File formats are agreed in the quote, based on your software and needs.
What you should know
- A drone documents visible signs; it does not lift the membrane or measure moisture.
- This is not a pre-purchase home inspection or an engineering opinion.
- Rain, snow or strong wind can postpone the flight.
- Flights near people and in dense areas are subject to strict rules.
Matrice 300 RTK, XT2 and light drones
For commercial buildings we use the Matrice 300 RTK with the Zenmuse XT2 4K visible camera, or the 45 MP Zenmuse P1 when fine detail matters. For a house or small building, a light drone may be enough and keep costs down.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a drone roof inspection take?
For most buildings, capture takes 20 to 60 minutes on site, plus preparation. The report follows within the agreed timeline.
Do you need access inside the building?
No, not for an aerial inspection. We only need safe access to the site for take-off and landing.
Can you inspect a single-family home?
Yes, depending on location and airspace. In dense neighbourhoods, we assess distances from neighbours and passers-by before confirming.
Often combined with this service
Drone thermal inspection
Spot temperature anomalies on roofs, walls and equipment without scaffolding or a lift.
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Mapping and photogrammetry
Orthomosaics, 3D models and high-resolution aerial views with the 45 MP Zenmuse P1 camera.
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Drone LiDAR survey
3D point clouds with the Zenmuse L1 sensor, useful under vegetation and on complex terrain.
Learn moreTell us about your building, land or construction site
Describe your needs in a few lines. We check feasibility, airspace and authorizations, then send you a clear quote.