Building Inspection Drones

The old method for inspecting and evaluating buildings or sites involved a “guess and check” approach where property managers and owners would sometimes have to remove whole parts of their building to get a true indication of what’s needed. But with our innovative approach, a drone fly-over can change all of that. Our drones feature thermographic technology that allows them to detect otherwise unseen water damage that can cause mold, rot, and leaks if not tended to properly. As they fly over your site or building, they take high-resolution images and compile those into a detailed aerial map of your project’s focal area. This approach is especially useful when there are multiple buildings when buildings or sites are complex, or when there are hard-to-reach areas of your building (like traditional skylights, for example). The drone can fly extremely close even in these unique circumstances and can create efficient, accurate images that you just can’t get from a manual inspection. Plus, you’ll save time and money while receiving a high-quality evaluation fueled by extremely detailed images.Here are three ways to use building inspection drones:
 

• Roof Inspections: Building inspection drones can easily access hard-to-reach areas of roofs, such as steep slopes, high-rise buildings, or complex roof structures. With high-resolution cameras and sensors, drones can capture detailed images and data of roofs, allowing for thorough inspections without requiring manual inspections or risking human safety.

 

• Facade Inspections: Drones equipped with specialized cameras can capture high-definition images and videos of building facades, allowing for close-up inspections of building envelopes, cladding, and facade components. This enables engineers and inspectors to identify potential issues such as cracks, leaks, or other structural defects, which may not be visible from ground-level inspections.

 

• Structural Inspections: Building inspection drones can assess the structural integrity of buildings, bridges, and other structures. By capturing images, videos, and data using advanced sensors and cameras, drones can quickly and accurately inspect structural elements, such as beams, columns, and foundations, for signs of damage, deterioration, or wear and tear.