Inspection of roofs, façades and warehouses
Aerial inspection documents hard-to-reach areas and helps technicians identify where to look.
What we review.
Aerial inspection documents hard-to-reach areas and helps technicians identify where to look.
Roofs
Visible condition of surfaces, drainage, joints and installed elements.
Façades
Record of visible issues and areas that merit a close-up inspection.
Thermography
Where appropriate and conditions allow, it provides indications that must be interpreted in a technical context.
Our process.
- 01
Technical visit
We define areas, objective and flight conditions.
- 02
Capture
We take RGB or thermal images of the agreed areas.
- 03
Documented assessment
We highlight findings and the limits of remote inspection.
- 04
Report
We deliver the evidence for review and planning of works.
Data you can act on.
The exact content is agreed before the job.
Evidence
Images or captures organised by area.
Location
Reference of the issue on the asset when the capture allows.
Priorities
Summary of the points worth checking or monitoring.
What you should know.
How much does it cost?
It depends on location, area, operating conditions and scope. We prepare a proposal based on that information.
Does it replace an on-site inspection?
Not always. Aerial findings may need close-up measurements or checks by qualified personnel.
When can it be carried out?
The date depends on permits, weather and availability of the right team.
See the areas that are hard to reach.
An aerial inspection documents joints, drains, parapets, roofs, façades and industrial elements. It can guide a close-up review and, depending on the case, reduce the need for physical access to some areas.
Thermal images can indicate temperature differences. Interpreting them requires suitable conditions and additional checks; on their own they do not diagnose a leak or a structural problem.
Visible damage
Record of breakages, displacement and surface deterioration.
Water and drainage
Observation of points that may require a review of drainage or waterproofing.
History
Comparison of captures to detect changes over time.
Who is this service for?
Developers, contractors, property managers, industrial maintenance managers and technicians who need to document the condition of a building or infrastructure.
Construction site
Visual monitoring of progress and issues.
Building in use
Planning of reviews and repairs.
Industrial facility
Documentation support for facility management.