Twenty five towns, and what makes a roof hard to reach in each one

Base is Exeter, which puts most of Devon inside an hour and east Cornwall not much further. Travel inside that range is part of the fixed price rather than a line item added afterwards.

The pages below are grouped by what makes physical access difficult in that place: a narrow historic street grid, a steep hillside plot, an exposed coastal front, a rural lane with nowhere to build a base, or a dense city terrace with nowhere to park a lorry. Each one covers the buildings you actually meet there and why a flown inspection gets round the specific problem that town presents.

If your town is not listed, it is still worth asking. The list is where the work has been, not where the aircraft is allowed to go.