Drone roof surveys and site mapping

A clearer view of your roofs, buildings and grounds. Aerial surveys for managing agents and residential blocks across Essex, Kent and East London.

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Roof detail photographed during a drone inspection

Our survey imageryRoof inspection photography

A clearer view

See the roof before you plan the work.

Roof photographs help you review visible coverings, gutters and roof details before deciding on the next step. They give your team and contractors a common reference when discussing a leak, a repair or planned maintenance.

Geolocated photographs can be viewed on an interactive map, with annotated observations marking the areas to review. This helps you find the right image, see where it was taken and share it with the people looking after the building.

Aerial roof and site photographs
Interactive aerial maps with photograph locations
Annotated observations for visible points of interest
Site overviews for maintenance and contractor discussions

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Site mapping

Put the whole property in view.

An aerial overview helps explain how a development’s buildings, shared access, parking and grounds fit together. It can support day-to-day management, a maintenance plan or a contractor’s first look at the property.

Tell us what you need the mapping for. We’ll confirm the area to cover, the information you’ll receive and any particular format required before arranging the work.

Interface examples

See how survey information is presented.

These screenshots show how aerial imagery, photograph locations and observations can be reviewed together.

Roof inspection interface showing an aerial overview and photograph locations — Survey interface example
Roof inspection overview
An overview screen brings aerial imagery and photograph locations together, helping you find the area you want to review.

Survey interface displaying a roof photograph and recorded observations — Survey interface example
Reviewing photographs and findings
Photographs can be opened alongside recorded observations so your team can review each item in context.

Planning the survey

Start with the property and what you need to see.

Send us the site details

Send us the site location, the roofs or areas you want covered and what you need the images for. If your contractor or consultant needs a particular format, include that too.

We’ll discuss access, timing and any arrangements for residents or other people on site. Flying depends on the location, weather and any permissions needed, so these checks come before a visit is confirmed.

Useful to know

Questions about the survey.

What will we receive?

Depending on the work, this can include aerial photographs, an interactive map and annotated observations. We’ll confirm what is included before you book. The screenshots above show examples of the survey interface.

Can you survey more than one building?

Yes, you can ask about a whole development or several properties. Send the locations and the areas of interest so we can discuss coverage and practical arrangements.

When might a closer inspection be needed?

Aerial images show visible surfaces. A leak or suspected defect may still need a closer inspection or specialist assessment. We’ll explain the limits of the information we provide.

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Tell us what you need to see.

Share the site location and the information you need for your property.

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