Aerial Service Line
Roof inspections.
Without the climb.
Detailed condition assessments of commercial and residential roofs — captured from the air. Faster than scaffolding, safer than ladders, with full photo documentation for insurance, planning, or pre-work scoping.
Who It's For
Built for property professionals.
Property Managers
Multifamily and commercial portfolios needing routine condition tracking.
Insurance Adjusters
Storm damage documentation with timestamped, geolocated imagery.
Roofing Contractors
Pre-bid roof assessments without sending crews up first.
HOAs and Boards
Annual roof condition reports for budget and reserve study planning.
Deliverables
Every inspection includes.
100MP aerial photography
Complete coverage of the roof surface, eaves, flashing, and penetrations.
Documented findings
Annotated images highlighting damage points, wear, and drainage issues.
Comparison-ready format
Standardized output suitable for year-over-year change tracking.
Carrier-ready delivery
Reports formatted for direct submission to insurance carriers on request.
Process
How it works.
Phone consult
Scope, timing, and pricing in a 15-minute call.
On-site flight
Typically 30 to 90 minutes depending on property size.
Report delivery
Annotated photo set + written summary, sent electronically.
Follow-up
Questions, supplemental imagery, or additional inspections as needed.
FAQ
Common questions.
How long does an inspection take on-site?
Typically 30 to 90 minutes depending on property size and complexity. A single-family roof takes about half an hour; a multifamily complex or warehouse can run longer.
Do I need to be on-site?
No. We coordinate property access with the manager or owner ahead of time and deliver the report electronically once the flight and analysis are complete.
What if the weather is bad on inspection day?
We monitor wind, visibility, and precipitation closely. If conditions could compromise data quality or safe flight, we reschedule at no charge.
What about restricted airspace?
Some properties — particularly those near airports or in downtown cores — require special FAA authorization for drone operations (LAANC). We assess airspace constraints during the initial consult and handle any required permitting as part of the engagement.
Do you offer thermal imaging?
Our standard roof inspection uses high-resolution visual photography. Thermal imaging is available on request for specific applications like moisture intrusion or solar-array inspections.
- Veteran-Owned
- Licensed Tennessee LLC
- Fully Insured
- Headquartered in Middle TNDeployable Nationwide
Aerial Service Line