Why We Use Drone Inspections on Every Roof

Every roof we inspect gets a drone flight. It's not a gimmick. It's simply the most thorough, safest, and best-documented way to see a roof.

It sees more. A drone captures every slope, valley, and penetration up close, including steep sections and areas you can't see from the ground or a ladder. High-resolution photos show granule loss, hail bruising, lifted shingles, and flashing gaps clearly.

It's safer. Walking a steep, wet, or damaged roof is risky for any inspector, and foot traffic can cause more damage to an already-compromised roof. A drone inspection keeps everyone on the ground for most of the work.

It creates a record. Every photo is dated. If you need to file an insurance claim, you have clear evidence of the roof's condition. If you're buying or selling a home, you have a documented baseline.

It's faster. Most drone inspections take a fraction of the time of a traditional walk-through, which means less disruption for you.

You see what we see. Instead of taking a contractor's word for it, you get the photos. We walk you through what's normal wear, what needs attention now, and what can wait.

We still get hands-on when needed. Some issues, like soft decking or certain flashing problems, need a closer look. The drone tells us exactly where to look.

If you'd like to know the real condition of your roof, schedule a free drone inspection and we'll send you the photos along with our honest assessment.