What we fly

Two jobs, nothing put up against the house either time

Both inspections use the same aircraft and the same standoff distance from the building. What changes is who is paying for it and what they are trying to avoid.

A single Devon house on an ordinary residential street with a survey drone hovering above the roof, no scaffolding or ladder in shot

Drone Roof Inspection

A roof looked at properly, close up, with nothing leaned against the gutter and nothing built up against the wall.

Every roof slope covered from a safe standoff distance
Close detail on ridges, valleys, verges and abutments
Chimney stacks, pots, flaunching and flashings
Gutters, downpipes and the junctions where they meet the roof

Homeowner inspection

A row of let residential properties seen from above with a survey drone in frame, showing several roofs coverable without scaffolding outside any of them

Landlord Roof Inspection

Scheduled inspections across a portfolio or a block, with no scaffold outside a let property and no weeks of notice for a tenant.

One inspection report per address, not one report for a batch
Communal roofs, parapet gutters, flat sections and rooflights covered
No scaffold notice period and no equipment left on site between visits
A record a freeholder, committee or leaseholder can be shown directly

Landlord and agent

See how it works

Book an inspection with Drone Roof Inspection

Tell us the address and what you need looking at. Sam Hembury will come back with a fixed price and the next available slot.

Book an inspection Call 07411 263753 info@exeterdronesurveys.co.uk