From first enquiry to written report, the sequence is short, and nothing touches the building at any stage.
Every flight in Northern Ireland follows the same stages, from booking through to the specialist's written findings.
Enquiry and scoping
You describe the property and what prompted the request. A specialist confirms that a drone survey is the right tool and what the flight costs.
Flight planning
The pilot checks airspace, weather windows and access around the property, and agrees a survey time with you.
The survey flight
The roof, roofline, chimneys and gutters are photographed and filmed from every angle in a single visit, usually over within a couple of hours.
Review and report
The imagery is reviewed and written up: what was checked, what is sound, what needs watching, and what needs action, with photographs for every finding.
Aftercare
The report and imagery are yours to keep and share, and the specialist remains available to explain what the survey shows.
Book your aerial survey
Send the address and what you want seen from above. A local specialist will confirm the details, fly the site and send you the findings.
What you get
- A set price agreed at booking
- High-resolution aerial photos of the agreed areas
- Video footage where it was booked
- Written findings from the specialist
Before the visit
- Full site address and postcode
- Access details for gates or parking
- Which areas you most want captured
- Any earlier roof or building reports
- A contact number for the flight day