Service · Roof photos
Detailed drone photos of roofs and exteriors, organized for your roofer, your adjuster or your own records, with an optional dated PDF photo report.
Steep, tall or fragile roofs are hard to photograph safely from a ladder. A drone can photograph most slopes, edges and rooftop features from just above, in a single visit, with the capture date recorded.
We document what the camera can see and organize it so it’s easy to review. The judgment calls (what’s damaged, what a repair costs, what a policy covers) stay with your roofer, adjuster or inspector.
Exact formats and quantities are listed in your quote.
Available on request. Ask for any of these in your quote request.
From your first message to your final files.
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Share the address, the roof type if you know it, the number of buildings and why you need photos. Roofers and adjusters can send a shot list.
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We check the airspace and the forecast. Roof photos need a dry roof with no snow, so we choose a day that will actually show the surface.
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We look for wires, trees and other hazards, then photograph the overview, each side and each slope, followed by close-ups of the features on your list. Nobody needs to climb onto the roof.
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We label and organize the images, add a PDF photo report with the address and capture date if your quote includes one, and send everything by private link.
Every job is quoted individually. The main factors:
A drone can capture close, detailed photos that show visible marks, dents, missing granules and displaced material. Whether those marks are hail damage is a judgment for your roofer or adjuster. We capture clear, labeled photos so they can make that call.
They can support a claim as documentation, but we don’t file claims or decide coverage. If your adjuster or insurer has specific photo requirements, send them with your request and we’ll plan the shot list around them.
We don’t offer roof measurements or measurement reports. If you need them, ask, and we’ll tell you whether we can help or who can.
No. We need permission to take off and land on the property, and the occupants should know when we’re coming. We don’t go inside or onto the roof.
We can try to schedule around their visit. Include their availability in your request, and keep in mind that the weather has the final say.
Still wondering about something?
Email drew@drewsdrone.services and you’ll hear back from Drew directly.
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