Construction
Commercial Inspection Services: 
Providing inspection services for bridges, cell and TV towers, wind turbines, power lines, pipelines, and even solar panels.
Drone Roof/Home Inspections:
​Drones are much faster alternatives to traditional home inspections, providing aerial views of difficult-to-access exterior spaces like roofs, gutters, HVAC systems and chimneys, without causing damage to the property or inspector.
  • Residential Home Inspections: Check roofs, chimneys, siding, brick, and other structures for exterior damage.
Construction Building Inspection:
Modern drone technology allows building inspections to be done cheaply and safely. One of the most critical elements of a building is its roof. As such a roof inspection is vital. Before drone technology, this was costly and risky. Drone roof inspections which include a close-up view of the building exterior with high-quality video of all elements of the roof including gutters, chimneys and flashing. This enables the property owner to discover areas that require repair maintenance. Utilizing infrared heat sensors you can also report on the energy efficiency of roofs, windows, and doors.
Commercial, Industrial and Insurance Inspections: 
As with roof and building inspections, drones are increasingly being used in other industries for inspections that are costly or hazardous for humans to perform, such as the following difficult-to-assess structures:
  • Bridges
  • Cell and TV towers
  • Pipelines
  • Power lines
  • Solar panels
  • Wind turbines
Drones can also be used to survey damaged areas for insurance claims. Insurance companies can benefit greatly from drone videography through remote inspections. You can safely inspect hard-to-reach or dangerous areas without putting yourself in harm’s way. Aerial photography and videography also allow you to get both a close-up view and a comprehensive view of fire damage, property damage, storm damage, and more.  
Construction Development: 
​ Routine surveying is fundamental for tracing development, safety inspections, and real-time quality monitoring. Drones allow users to get a bird-eye-view on the entire project and reveal concerns that would be impossible at ground level inspections.