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A Middle Tennessee roof at dusk
    Eyes in the sky

    Aerial surveillance for steep, tall and tricky roofs

    Some roofs are too steep, too high or too fragile to walk. A drone sees every inch with no footsteps and no risk.

    What the inspector examines

    • Full roof overview and detail shots
    • Steep slopes and tall rooflines
    • Chimneys, dormers and valleys from above
    • Fragile roofing such as tile or slate
    • Hard-to-reach commercial roofs
    • Before and after storm comparisons
    Drone Roof Inspection
    The method

    How the investigation works

    We launch from the ground, capture the whole roof, then zoom into trouble spots. Footage and photos let you see exactly what we see.

    • Free inspection
    • Photo evidence
    • Plain-English notes
    • No sales pressure
    The case file

    What lands in your hands

    • High-resolution aerial imagery
    • Zoomed detail of problem areas
    • A safer inspection with no ladder on delicate roofs
    • Images you can keep for your records
    Questions on file

    Frequently asked questions

    Does a drone replace a hands-on inspection?

    Not always. It is excellent for overview and hard-to-reach areas. Some findings still need hands and eyes up close.

    Is it safe around my home?

    Yes. Flights stay over the roof and are done by a careful operator.

    Can I see the images?

    Yes. You get the photos along with the findings.

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    Case intake

    Open your free case file

    Tell us what is going on up there. The inspector reads every file personally and gets back to you fast.

    • Free inspection and photo report
    • Plain-English findings, no jargon
    • No pressure, ever
    Prefer to talk? Call or text 24/7615-431-3789

    Case intake form

    We only use your details to respond to your request.