Yes, roof inspections are important, but they can be difficult and dangerous to do. That’s why using a drone for roof inspection is such a great idea. With our experience in roof surveys, we can help you get the most accurate information about your roof possible. We are Scotland’s roof survey experts.
Our roof inspections are much more accurate than traditional roof inspections. By using a drone, we can get a much better view of your roof from any angle, which means that we can identify any potential problems much more easily. Serving commercial properties and private clients.
We are Scotland’s only 3D roof survey service. Capture data on your roof in minutes that would have taken hours. We can help you get the most accurate information about your roof possible with our advanced software. You won’t have to climb up on a ladder and risk injury anymore! Let us do all the hard work and provide an interactive capture of your structure.
The roof is a major investment, which you want to make sure it’s in good shape. With our Scottish roofing services, we can offer more for your money than any other company! Our quality of workmanship will always leave customers satisfied and coming back again
Skykam uses a range of cutting edge drones to safely reach areas that are considered hard to access. Our experienced pilots fly drones across Scotland and deliver high-quality aerial imaging results in 3D point clouds. As Scotland’s original drone inspection experts, we’re proud to be Scotland’s leading provider of drone inspections for buildings, structures and more.
Key Features:
20MP Stills and 4K Video at 60FPS
2D and 3D geo-mapping capabilities with H520 and Datapilot™
23mm High Precision Lens System
Key Features
Integrated Radiometric FLIR® Thermal Sensor
FLIR MSX™, Infrared & Visible
Key Features
20 MP Photos and 4K Video @ 60 FPS
Low-light performance
Key Features
4K/30fps Video
10km 720p Video Transmission
4x Digital Zoom
Key Features
15km 1080p map transmission
6 Directional Sensing and Positioning
-20°C to 50°C operating temperature
Roof inspections have traditionally been time-consuming and dangerous. You must scale a towering roof with tricky angles and a variety of levels. Then you walk the length of roof, searching for damage and avoiding falls.
Fortunately, Drone technology has transformed the way roof inspections are performed. A drone fitted with a 4K UHD camera can now securely survey even the biggest and highest roofs.
Drones can cut inspection costs significantly. It eliminates the need to buy and transport costly climbing equipment such as scaffolding. As a result, equipment and labour costs are reduced.
Due to the risks associated with traditional roof inspections, the workers, as well as the equipment and structure, need to be insured against accidents and damages. Insurance costs can be high, reducing revenue. Drones remove the need for high insurance costs.
The use of drones for roof inspections eliminates the majority of the risks associated with traditional roof survey methods. Complex designs, great heights, deteriorated roofs, structures, and difficult-to-access areas can all endanger workers.
One of the primary benefits of using drones to inspect is that data can be collected without endangering workers lives.
Chimney roof inspections are an important part of keeping your home safe. However, they can be difficult and dangerous to do. That’s why using a drone for chimney roof inspection is such a great idea. With our experience in chimney surveys, we can help you get the most accurate information about your chimney possible.
If you are a business owner who needs a commercial roof inspection, we can help. For large-scale commercial roofs, we can cover the area quickly with drones. This means that you won’t have to wait long for a full inspection, and we can get a much more accurate view of the roof from any angle. Let us help you keep your property in good condition!
Thermal imaging is a great way to inspect roofs because it can detect temperature differences on the surface of the roof. This can help identify potential problems, such as water damage or insulation issues. By identifying these areas, you can address the problem before it becomes a bigger issue.