Drone Roof Inspections: What You Need to Know?

If you work in the solar, insurance, or roofing industries, chances are
that you’ve heard about drones.
For a good reason: the latest advances in drone
technology are fundamentally changing the way you can measure and
inspect roofs.

Where human ability falls short, machine learning now picks up the slack. Solutions like a Roof Report use the latest advances in drone mapping technology to take accurate measurements of square footage, roof features, pitch, surface area, and slope in a matter of minutes. And rigorous tests have shown these measurements to be consistently 99.4% accurate.

No more worrying about inaccurate data or having to return to a site to gather missed information. The solution uses a set protocol for selecting endpoints, so measurements are complete and consistent throughout an entire project.

Below is an Example:

We had an email from a client who had squirrels getting into their loft. They could not get access for a ladder, and was told they may need a scaffold put up, which would cost hundreds. We saved them a lot of money buy using one of our small drones with a zoomed camera, we managed to get the job done quickly and safely.

Picture Below, where you can see the squirrels knored at the white plasic fasia.

We can now check Solar Panels with our new FLIR Drone Camera

Solar panels often overheat, go offline, or require maintenance due to excess dust, scratches or mechanical deficiencies. It’s time-consuming and unreliable to inspect them from the ground. By conducting drone-based thermal inspection from the air within minutes will generate thermal maps and quickly detect broken photocells in panels faster than ever before.

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