Agreed coverage
We confirm the roof areas and details that need to be visible before the flight.
Drone service · Roof inspections
See the roof without the climb.
Detailed aerial imagery of commercial and residential roofs: coverings, junctions, drainage and the areas that are hard to reach safely.
- 01Commercial and residential roofs
- 02Macclesfield and Cheshire
- 03Free quote
What the imagery shows
The parts of a roof that are hard to see from the ground.
Each inspection is tied to a question: a suspected defect, a maintenance review or a record of roof condition.
What you receive
Visual evidence for the next maintenance decision.
The imagery is tied to the roof areas and details you need to see, so it can feed a practical next step.
Detailed photographs
Clear aerial photographs of those areas, including parts that are awkward to reach.
Ready-to-use files
The image files, ready to use or pass on.
Next steps
Use the images for maintenance planning, contractor briefing or a specialist survey.
Drone imagery is a visual record. It supports, rather than replaces, a specialist roofing or structural assessment where one is needed.
Suitable briefs
Commercial and residential roofs.
We inspect both. The approach is the same: agree what must be seen, then capture it.
Commercial
Large and complex roofs
Big roof areas, plant and multi-building sites. We currently support roof maintenance across a campus of more than 100 buildings for a Cheshire pharmaceutical client.
Discuss a commercial roof
Residential
Houses and smaller buildings
Pitched and flat roofs seen from above, so you can see the whole roof before deciding on repairs.
Discuss a home roofHow an inspection runs
Agree it, fly it, check it, hand it over.
The same sequence on every roof, whatever the size.
- 01
Brief
The roof, the question and any areas of concern.
- 02
Fly
Capture the agreed areas methodically.
- 03
Check
Review the images against the brief.
- 04
Deliver
Hand over the image files.
Practical questions
Roof inspection questions, answered.
If you know the roof and the question, that is enough to start.
Detailed photographs of the roof areas covered by your brief, as image files ready to use or pass on.
No. It gives you clear visual evidence and can reduce the need for close access, but where a specialist roofing, structural or engineering assessment is needed, the imagery supports that work rather than replacing it.
Yes, both. Tell us the property type, the location and what you need to understand when you request a quote.
The roof’s location, the type of property, any areas of concern and how you plan to use the images. You do not need to choose a technical method first.
Other drone services
Other ways to see the same site.
Each service is agreed around the decision you need to make.
RTK & 2D mapping
Orthomosaic maps from RTK-supported capture.
Explore mapping3D modelling
Georeferenced models for remote inspection.
Explore 3D modellingAerial monitoring
Repeat capture that keeps progress visible.
Explore monitoringStart with a brief
Need a clearer view of a roof?
Tell us the site, what you need to understand and how you plan to use the result. We will reply with a free quote.