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Drones greatly lower the risk of falls or accidents by keeping inspectors on the ground. Property managers and homeowners can feel more at ease knowing that there won't be any new risks introduced by the inspection. This is especially helpful for multi-story homes, commercial buildings, and roofs made of delicate materials that could be harmed by foot traffic. Roof work has always been dangerous, particularly on tall, steep, or old buildings. Safety is one of the main benefits of a drone roof inspection.

The cost of a drone depends on several factors, such as its size and weight, its ability to take pictures and record videos, and its features. A computer can also be used to control a drone by sending commands to it via a USB cable. In a vertical flight, you fly it up and down until you reach your destination. The drone receives signals from the transmitter to regulate its motion.

What is the best time for the drone roof inspection. Drone roof inspections are best done in the spring or fall, when temperature variations are more noticeable and simpler to understand. To make it easier to discern between hot and cold surfaces, the drone inspection should be carried out early in the morning or in the evening when the sun is still not producing a lot of heat.

The next stage is to examine the structural timbers for any indications of rot or other issues. Next, we search for any indication that pests may have entered. This enables us to determine whether a recent storm has damaged your roof. We go outside after finishing this checklist. This will inform us of any leaks or other issues with your roof that need to be fixed. Go to the Attic first. By searching for holes, loose shingles, and other indications of damage, we will be able to assess the state of your roof. We must clear any accumulated debris from your chimney to make sure there are no issues. We then proceed to the outside of the house to examine the flashing up close. You can do a comprehensive roof inspection by following these steps. This will let us know if your roof has any leaks or any other problems that need to be fixed. While there is no wrong way to inspect your roof, this is our preferred method.