Drone technology allows Image Survey drone pilots to inspect roofs, chimneys, cladding, gutters, solar panels and high-level structures safely without the need for scaffolding, ladders or working at height. This significantly reduces risk to staff, contractors and occupants.   

We undertake all the required risk assessments and required Civil Aviation paperwork for you

High-resolution aerial imagery helps facility managers quickly identify issues such as roof damage, water ingress, cracked masonry, blocked gutters, failed flashing and structural deterioration. Early detection allows maintenance problems to be addressed before they become costly repairs.

Traditional inspections can require expensive access equipment and cause disruption to operations. Drone surveys are fast, efficient and far less intrusive, helping reduce inspection costs while minimising downtime for tenants, employees or site users. 

Equally by spotting defects earlier this can mean repairs themselves are less expensive.

Drone surveys can produce detailed 2D maps, orthomosaic imagery and 3D models of buildings and facilities. These digital records support asset management, maintenance planning, refurbishment projects and long-term condition monitoring across single sites or large property portfolios. accuracy of sub 2cm can be achieved using our satellite and GCP systems

Facility managers, surveyors and contractors benefit from accurate aerial data when planning maintenance works, refurbishments, roof replacements or site developments. Drone imagery provides a clear overview of building conditions and site layouts, helping improve communication and decision making.

Following storms, fires, impact damage or structural incidents, drones can rapidly assess affected buildings without exposing personnel to unnecessary risk. Fast aerial inspections help support emergency response, insurance claims and urgent maintenance decisions with clear visual evidence.