Some parts of a building can't be properly seen from the ground. These include high roofs, chimney stacks, flat roofs, valleys and parapets. Our drone lets us inspect these areas safely and in detail, without scaffolding or ladders.
How we use it
- In a Level 3 Building Survey: where the roof can't be fully seen from the ground, we can include aerial photographs in your Level 3 report.
- Specific Defect Reports: where a defect is high up, such as a leaking chimney stack or a failing flat roof, we use drone photographs to inspect it and report on the cause and the repairs needed. See Specific Defect Reports.
- Standalone aerial photographs: if you need to see the condition of a roof or another high-level area, we can photograph it and send you the images, usually within one working day.
- Element reports: a written report on a specific element, such as a roof or chimney stack, supported by drone photographs.
Safe and registered
All flights are carried out by our CAA-registered operator in line with the Drone and Model Aircraft Code.
| CAA Operator ID | GBR-OP-NDV2VNQJHLY3 |
|---|---|
| Pilot | Wil Stone, holder of a CAA Flyer ID |
| Drone | DJI Mini 5 Pro (under 250g), flown in the A1 subcategory |
Book a drone survey or ask for a quote
To book or request a quote, call 01545 581 270 or email info@nigelstonesurveyors.co.uk.
