Traditional roof inspections put a person on a ladder, on a roof, often in conditions that aren’t actually safe to be up there in. Ours don’t. Every inspection is flown, photographed, and documented without anyone leaving the ground — and every finding is backed by a precise, verifiable record, not a general description of “the north-east corner.”
We built our own inspection reporting system, DronePro Inspect Pro, specifically because generic drone photography wasn’t good enough for the kind of documentation insurance assessors and property managers actually need. Every photo from the survey is mapped to its exact position on the roof — click a spot on the map, and you’re looking at the precise, high-resolution photo from that location, not a folder of loose images you have to cross-reference by eye.
Insurance & storm damage
When a roof’s been damaged and isn’t safe to walk, that’s exactly when drone inspection matters most.
We work directly with insurance assessors and data acquisition companies who need fast, defensible documentation after storm damage, without anyone climbing onto a compromised roof. Every finding in the report — a cracked tile, a flashing failure, wind-lifted sheeting — is rated by severity, annotated with notes, and linked to its exact location and source photo. Nothing is reconstructed after the fact from memory or a rough sketch; the record is precise from the moment it’s captured.
Reports are delivered as a complete, branded PDF — ready to sit alongside a claim, not requiring further work to make sense of
We’re always pleased to provide you with a quote but bear in mind that before we accept any job and sometimes before we can provide an appropriate quote, we may need to ask you some questions. There are many regulations that apply to the operation of RPAS (remotely piloted aircraft systems). we’re required by CASA to ensure that we at all times operate in a manner that is safe and legal.