Whether you are a Chartered Surveyor, Quantity Surveyor or Building Inspector Highbridge, Drone Services can add value to your existing services by offering you a white-label drone service. There are many advantages to opting for a roof survey via drone technology. When you consider the benefits, it’s easy to see why drone roof surveys are quickly gaining popularity.

What are some benefits?

With a Drone Survey as any surveyor or building inspector will know, it is very important to have high-quality images and video of the site in question for reference.

After a drone survey has been carried out, you will receive many high-resolution images and 4k video (if needed) to use as and when you need.

With a drone inspection, there is minimal disruption, as there could be with standard methods using cherry pickers and scaffolding. Everything is done from above, which means minimal disturbances from start to finish.

Health and safety isn’t an issue with an aerial drone survey. Less equipment or having to climb tall buildings decreases the chance of something going wrong dramatically.

There is no need to worry about waiting a long time to receive the survey results.

We can have all your images imported into building inspection software and geo-tagged onto a site map of the building within hours, if needed.

You will have access to the online software and will pinpoint areas of the building you would like to review.

You can then download the exact high-resolution photos you need from the section of the roof you may be working on with a click of a button or you have the option to create a roof survey report from within the software.

The entire process is swift, and training and ongoing assistance for the software will be provided for all clients when needed. If you prefer, you can also receive all the images/videos of each inspection using a file hosting service of your choice, ie Dropbox, Google Drive, WeTransfer, etc.

Highbridge Drone Services offers competitive rates, the process saves time, and costs, is safer and with no need to use other vehicles and equipment used for standard roof inspections, it makes a more environmentally friendly way to survey a roof.