Vertical structures can be notoriously difficult and dangerous to gain access to.

Vertical structures pose unique challenges when it comes to inspection and maintenance. Whether it’s a towering skyscraper, a complex industrial facility, or a residential high-rise, accessing these structures for inspection can be difficult, time-consuming, and often hazardous. However, with our cutting-edge drone surveying solutions, we offer a safer and more efficient alternative.

Roof inspections are a prime example of the challenges associated with vertical structures. Traditionally, inspecting a roof would require personnel to physically climb to dangerous heights, exposing themselves to potential risks. But with our drone surveying services, we can capture high-resolution images and videos of rooftops with precision and detail, all from the safety of the ground. From identifying damage to assessing the condition of roofing materials, our drones provide comprehensive insights without putting anyone in harm’s way.

Gutter inspection is another critical aspect of maintaining vertical structures, especially in areas prone to heavy rainfall or debris accumulation. Climbing ladders or scaffolding to inspect gutters can be risky and time-intensive. However, our drones equipped with specialised cameras can navigate these tight spaces with ease, capturing clear visuals of gutter systems and identifying any blockages or damage. By conducting thorough inspections from above, we ensure that your gutters remain free-flowing and functional, minimizing the risk of water damage to your property.

In addition to targeted inspections, our drone surveying solutions offer comprehensive area mapping capabilities. Whether you’re managing a construction project, conducting site assessments, or planning renovations, accurate mapping of structures is essential for informed decision-making. Our drones utilise advanced GPS & RTK technology and aerial imaging to create detailed maps of your assets, allowing you to visualise terrain features, measure distances, and plan accordingly, all with minimal disruption to your operations.