Inspections

A close look at the places that are hard to reach

Roofs, towers, tanks and buildings, photographed up close without ladders, lifts or anyone climbing. You get a full set of clear photos and video, organized and easy to share.

What we inspect

If it is tall, high up or risky to get to, a drone is usually the faster, safer way to see it.

Roofs

Every slope, seam, vent and drain, plus the damage after a storm. Helpful for property managers, roofers, insurance adjusters and buyers.

  • Storm and hail damage photos
  • Before-and-after records
  • Photos for bids and claims

Towers, tanks and utilities

Water towers, cell equipment and other tall structures, seen up close without a climbing crew or shutting anything down.

  • Close-up photos of equipment
  • The same views every visit, easy to compare
  • Stays a safe distance from power

Buildings and structures

Walls, parapets, signs, chimneys and the hard-to-see sides of a building, captured in one visit.

  • Full exterior photo sets
  • Problem areas marked for your crew
  • 3D model of the whole building

From a recent flight: the Maize water tower

A full look at the tank, the walkway and the cell equipment on top, with nobody on the tower.

Why a drone

Nobody up high

No one on a ladder, lift or rope. That is the biggest safety risk in this kind of work, and it goes away.

Quick, with no shutdown

Most jobs take one short visit while your building or site keeps running as normal.

The whole thing, not just part of it

We cover all of it, including the spots that are hard to see from the ground, so nothing gets missed.

A dated record

Photos with the date on them, ready for an insurance claim, a warranty question or next year’s comparison.

Tell us about your site.

Send the address, what you would like to see, and when you need it. We will get back to you with a price and the first open day to fly.

Request a quote 316-734-5630