Visual Roof Inspections
Aerial condition documentation for TPO and membrane roofs, storm and hail assessment, and the photographic record an adjuster, property manager, or roofing contractor needs before anyone commits to a number.
What you get
Every engagement, every time.
The point is completeness. A partial set of photographs creates as many questions as it answers, so we cover the whole roof the same way every time.
- 30 to 60 high resolution photographs, field and perimeter
- Full coverage of penetrations, flashing, drains, and edge conditions
- Structured findings report organized by roof area
- Annotated imagery calling out documented conditions
- Same-day capture available after a storm event
- Optional thermal imaging add-on for moisture indication
Who uses it
Built for the person who has to defend the decision.
Adjusters and claims teams
Get on the roof without getting on the roof. A complete photographic record in hours, on properties where ladder access is slow, unsafe, or simply not available.
Property managers and owners
Document condition before a lease turn, a sale, or a capital budget cycle. Also useful for building the file before you need it.
Roofing contractors
Scope and estimate from a complete set of images instead of a partial walk. Volume pricing for contractors booking regularly.
One capture, every scale
Everything at once, then anything up close.
The whole roof resolves in a single orthomosaic, geometrically corrected so a dimension taken off it is a dimension on the roof. Every view below comes out of that one capture. Nothing was reflown to get the close ups, and nothing has to be reflown to get the next one.
Visual condition documentation. Not an engineering evaluation, a licensed roof inspection, or a determination of cause of loss.
What the capture covers
The whole roof, not the reachable part.
Field, perimeter, penetrations, flashing, drains, and edge conditions, photographed at a consistent altitude and overlap so the set reads as one survey rather than a collection of angles.
Rooftop equipment, curbs, and solar arrays get the same treatment. On a roof carrying an array, the array is usually both the reason access is slow and the reason a ladder walk misses things.
Pricing
Published starting points.
Fixed price quoted before we fly. Volume discounts apply automatically once the booking count is met inside a rolling 30 days.
- Tier 1, under 50,000 sq ftFrom $450
- Tier 2, 50,000 to 200,000 sq ftFrom $700
- Tier 3, 200,000 to 500,000 sq ftFrom $1,200
- Tier 4, 500,000+ sq ftQuoted
- Same-day catastrophe responseBase plus $250
- Adjuster or property manager retainerFrom $400/mo
- 10 inspections booked15% off
- 25 inspections booked20% off
- Thermal imaging add-onPlus $300
Common questions
How fast can you get out after a storm?
Same-day capture is available for a $250 surcharge over the base rate, subject to airspace, weather, and daylight. After a widespread event we work adjuster and property manager retainer clients first, which is the main reason those retainers exist.
What does the report actually contain?
A structured set of findings organized by roof area, with annotated photographs showing each documented condition, plus the full unannotated image set. Delivered as a PDF with a linked gallery, in 24 hours for routine work.
Can you tell us whether damage is hail related?
No. We document what is visible and let the qualified party make that call. Trying to characterize cause of loss from an aerial photograph is exactly the kind of overreach that makes documentation less useful, not more.
Do you inspect residential roofs?
Commercial and multifamily are the focus. We take single-family work when it is part of an adjuster or property manager relationship rather than as one-off consumer jobs.
Ready to get this on the calendar?
Send the site address and what you need. We come back with scope, a fixed price, and the first available window, usually the same business day.