Drone Roof Inspections

Aerial drone inspections capture every seam, flashing point, and drain on a roof without added foot traffic or risk. A drone pass gives a full overhead view of the roof surface, catching wear patterns, ponding areas, and flashing issues that are easy to miss from a ladder or a single vantage point on the deck.

What the Footage Shows

Seams and laps — membrane joints are checked for separation or wear across the full roof plane.
Flashing and edges — parapet walls, scuppers, and roof edges are reviewed for gaps or loose material.
Drainage patterns — low spots and ponding areas show up clearly from above.

Working Alongside Other Inspections

Drone footage pairs well with other on-site tools already used on a roof. Infrared Roof Moisture Scanning can follow up on any area the drone flags for closer review, and findings from either method can feed into a photo-documented storm damage report when a clear record is needed for a property owner or an insurer.

When to Ask for a Drone Inspection

Before a repair estimate — a full aerial view helps scope the work accurately.
After a storm — footage documents roof condition without anyone stepping onto a damaged surface.
Routine review — periodic checks help track wear over time.