Drone Roof, Building, Thermal & Wind Turbine Inspections in Devon

See what's wrong before you pay for access

Scaffolding, cherry pickers and roped access are expensive, and often it turns out there's nothing serious to fix. A drone survey shows you exactly what's up there first, so you only pay for repairs you need.

No scaffoldingWe fly from the ground. Nobody works at height.

Usually same dayMost homes take under an hour on site.

Clear evidenceHigh-resolution photos and video you can share with builders or insurers.

Thermal imagingFind hot spots, heat loss and damp invisible to the eye.

Roof inspections

Find the cause of a leak, check a roof before you buy a house, or keep an eye on an older roof without anyone climbing a ladder. We capture every slope, valley and chimney in sharp detail.

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What we check

Slipped, cracked or missing tiles and slates
Ridge, hip and valley condition
Lead flashing and chimney stacks
Gutters, downpipes and blockages
Moss and vegetation build-up
Flat roof membranes and ponding

Close-up drone photo of weathered roof slates with a slipped slate and moss in the joints — Slipped slates and moss, seen up close

Drone view along a roof valley between two slate pitches, with debris collected in the valley — Debris building up in a roof valley

Close-up of a rotten, split fascia board at the corner of a roof above a gutter — Rotten fascia board at a roof corner

Building inspections

Condition surveys of façades, cladding and high-level stonework for homeowners, landlords, schools, churches, property managers and businesses. Ideal before planned maintenance, or after a storm.

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What we check

Cladding panels, fixings and sealant
Brickwork, pointing, render and stonework
Windows, lintels and high-level joinery
Storm damage and insurance evidence
Agricultural sheds, barns and industrial units
Progress photos for building projects

Thermal inspections

A thermal camera shows temperature differences the eye can't see. On a solar system that means faulty cells, hot spots and failing connections. On a building it means missing insulation, heat loss and hidden damp.

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What we find

Solar hot spots, failed cells and bypass diodes
Underperforming panels and strings
Heat loss through roofs and walls
Missing or slumped insulation
Damp and water ingress on flat roofs

Building heat-loss surveys work best on cold, still evenings between October and March.

Thermal drone image of a solar farm with overheating panels outlined in green boxes — Faulty panels picked out on a solar farm

Side-by-side normal and thermal images of a house roof showing patches of heat loss — Heat escaping through a house roof

Thermal drone image of a large commercial building roof and loading bays — Commercial flat roof survey

Wind turbine inspections

Close-up blade and tower inspections for farm, community and small commercial turbines. A drone inspection takes hours instead of days, with no climbers or rope access, so the turbine is back generating sooner.

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