Drone Inspections
Facades and structural elements that are active, elevated, or otherwise difficult to access safely. If you need a close look without putting anyone at risk, this is how you do it.
What You Get From a Drone Inspection
Peter doesn’t hand you a folder of raw photos and call it an inspection. Every job comes back with organized, actionable deliverables.
Reports are detailed and are typically delivered within 5 business days after the flight.
Get the drone inspection data you need.
Why Construction Teams Rely on Drone Inspection Support
See The Benefits of Construction Drone Inspections
Cost-Effective at Any Project Scale: Any size building is captured faster and in greater detail than with traditional methods. This can help your team save time and money.
Reduce the Risk for Your Crew: Sending someone up an elevated or unstable structure creates risk. Drone inspections help eliminate that exposure in 99% of cases.
Catch Deficiencies Early: Problems identified early cost less to fix. Regular aerial inspections give you a documented view of structural conditions before small issues become bigger and more expensive.
Documented Record of Conditions: Every inspection produces a timestamped, georeferenced record. If a dispute or warranty claim comes up later, you have the documentation to support your position.
Not Sure Which Construction Drone Services Fit Your Project?
Drone Mapping Services
Drone mapping for construction sites, development projects, and land documentation. Peter delivers georeferenced aerial data in the formats your team already works in. Fast turnaround.
Construction Progress Monitoring
You want eyes on progress without driving to the site. That’s Construction Progress Monitoring. Scheduled drone flights give you date-stamped aerial records from groundbreak to completion.
3D Scanning & Modeling
Your team needs 3D deliverables for design or as-built documentation. That’s 3D Scanning and Modeling. Revit or AutoCAD models compatible with the software your team already runs.
Common Questions About Aerial Inspection Services
Complete buildings, roofs, facades, and structural elements that are active, elevated, or otherwise difficult to access safely. If you need a close look without putting anyone at risk, this is how you do it.
Reports include high-resolution imagery, video footage, and annotated findings tied to specific locations on the structure. Enough detail for your inspectors, engineers, and project managers to act on without a site visit.
Peter delivers the visual data from the drone. Structural conclusions and engineering sign-off are the domain of your licensed engineers. His deliverables are designed to support that process.
Close enough to capture the details that matter. Peter flies to the distance that produces the best imagery while maintaining safe operation. Using the drone’s zoom capabilities, we can create highly detailed imagery.
Yes. For structures that require ongoing monitoring Peter can set up regular inspection intervals and maintain a running record of conditions over time.