Roof of industrial unit inspected using drone and telescopic mast in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire
- Posted on February 13, 2018
- Bolts fixing the roof panels in place
- Roof panels themselves
- Gutters
- Roof around any protrusions through the roof’s surface, eg. chimneys.
- Fly closer to the subject in question!
- Fit a longer focal-length lens. We currently use three lenses — a wide-angle lens (mainly used for architectural marketing images), a mid-length telephoto lens (suitable for the majority of inspection work) and a long telephoto lens (ideal for situations where the drone has to maintain a safe distance from the object being inspected, or when very high levels of detail area required).
“We needed photographs at height to support a commercial building survey. David had a great range of kit including drone, poles, and high quality camera equipment. He was prompt and professional, and enabled us to successfully advise our client on the roof problems that were not visible from the ground.”
Do you work for a chartered surveyors or structural engineering firm? Do you wish there was a way of getting high-resolution preliminary photographs of awkward-to-access roofs or other high-level structures without having to use a cherry picker, abseilers or erecting scaffolding? Give us a call today for a chat about our aerial inspection services — it’s likely to be quicker and more cost effective than you might imagine!
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