Aerial · Roof photo reports · Demonstration capture
You need to see the roof, but climbing it is risky or impractical. One short drone flight gets sharp photos of the whole roof, from above and up close, and nobody leaves the ground.
What you get
We fly the roof and photograph it from above and from close-up angles: overviews of every slope first, then tighter frames on the areas worth a second look. You get the photos, and a short visual report that makes sense to anyone you send it to.
Straight-down and angled views of the whole roof: every slope, valley, ridge, and edge in sharp detail. The full picture first, so nothing gets missed.
You receive: high-resolution roof & exterior overviews · shared client folder
Tight frames of the spots a roofer looks at first: shingles, flashing, valleys, vents and stacks, chimneys, skylights, and gutters. If something stands out during the flight, we photograph it up close.
You receive: close-up frames of shingles · flashing · valleys · penetrations · gutters
The best frames, organized into a short visual report: overviews first, then the close-ups, each one noted so you can tell where it sits on the roof. Plain enough to read in five minutes, and easy to pass along.
You receive: visual roof photo report · folder of selected images · dated record
When scoped, we photograph the roof before work starts and again after it's done, the same way both times. Two dated sets, so you have a clear record of what changed.
When scoped: before/after photo sets · dated record of the roof
Everything lands in a shared client folder, yours to pass along to whoever needs it.
No ladder, no lift
The drone carries a 7× optical / 16× hybrid zoom, so it keeps well back and still pulls in sharp detail on roof edges, flashing, and upper walls: the spots you'd otherwise need a lift, or a risky climb, to see at all.
The zoom reaches in on flashing, ridge caps, fascia, soffits, and wall detail, including upper storeys, parapets, and tight corners.
The drone stays well clear of steep slopes, tall walls, and tight sites, and still fills the frame. Clear photos, no contact with the roof.
Who it's for
Look before you call someone out. Document the roof after a storm. Keep a dated record before and after repairs. The report is yours to share with a roofer, contractor, property manager, landlord, or insurance contact.
Get a clear look before calling a roofer out, after a storm, or before you buy or sell. Send the report to a roofer or contractor and decide your next step from real photos, not guesses.
Quote from the photos before you roll a truck. Every slope, valley, and flashing detail is on file, with a dated record of the roof as we found it.
Show a listing's roof up front, or get a look before an offer goes in. Clean photos everyone in the deal can actually see, so nobody is guessing about the roof.
Several buildings in one visit, each captured the same way. A dated photo record for your files, your owners, and your insurance contact when one is needed, without sending anyone up.
Straight talk on what this is
You get honest, high-resolution photos of your roof, from above and up close, organized into a report anyone can read. This is visual roof documentation, not a certified roofing inspection.
Reading the roof and deciding what it needs stays with your qualified roofer or contractor. Our job is to get you both a clear look without anyone climbing. We don't claim to find leaks or hidden problems, and we don't tell you what the roof needs.
How it runs
A roof photo report is one of the quickest things we do: a short scoping call, a flight usually under an hour, then your report and photo folder, processed in-house and sent to you. One-time capture, or before and after a repair when that's what you need.
Questions & answers
No. A roof photo report is visual roof documentation, not a certified roofing inspection. It gives you and your roofer a clear look at the roof. Reading it and deciding what it needs stays with the qualified roofer or contractor.
No, we fly it. The whole capture is done from the air, so no one sets foot on the roof and the shingles take no wear. You still get a close look at every slope, valley, and flashing detail.
You'll hear back within one business day, and we'll find a flight time that works for your property. I process the photos in-house, so nothing waits in an outside queue.
Yes, you can share it. The report is a dated visual record of the roof on the day we flew it, and people often send it to a roofer, a property manager, or an insurance contact. We document what the roof looked like; what happens with a claim is between you and your insurer.
Part of the bigger picture
The same drone that photographs your roof can capture the rest of the property too, from a home and its grounds to a whole commercial site.
Interactive 3D twins, cinematic listing media, and dated property records for the whole home.
Photo documentation for commercial roofs and building envelopes, plus orthomosaics and asset records.
Request a roof photo report
Tell me about the property and what you want a look at. Nobody climbs anything, and you deal with me directly, start to finish.
Every inquiry gets a reply within one business day.